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    Why Sebi's decision on AIF certification is need of the hour and should be welcomed

    Sebi mandates that at least one key personnel on the investment team of an AIF manager must have NISM certification. The regulation aims to signal legitimacy, promote lifelong learning, and create a talent pool in the investment industry.

    ICICI Securities minority investors to challenge delisting

    The private lender's scheme of arrangement to delist ICICI Securities received approval from the subsidiary's public shareholders in a voting process last month.

    Guidelines relaxed for naming IDBI Bank valuer

    ET had reported on September 7 that the government's request for proposal (RFP) to appoint an asset valuer for IDBI Bank had made it mandatory for valuers to be registered with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI). It had also set a turnover threshold whereby the registered valuer entities should have posted annual turnover of ₹5 crore a year for three consecutive years to be eligible to apply for the assignment.

    Stronger valuation rules in works for assets under IBC

    Last month, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) chairman Ravi Mittal had pitched for a globally-accepted, "well-structured and comprehensive standards framework" for the valuation of stressed firms under the IBC.

    Indiabulls-Embassy merger will create one of India’s largest listed real estate development company, says Jitu Virwani

    Embassy Group is planning to restructure debt and focus on residential and commercial businesses following the merger with Indiabulls Real Estate amid concerns raised about valuation and land litigation that halted the merger. The NCLT withheld the merger due to objections raised by the IT department, despite dismissing the minority shareholder's concerns.

    Embassy Property plans to divest assets soon to pare debt by over 30%

    Embassy Property Development, a leading real estate firm, intends to slash its debt of ₹8,800 crore by more than a third in the upcoming two quarters by divesting specific assets, including its office park in Chennai spanning 5 million square feet, a development known as N2 within Embassy Manyata Business Park covering 1.6 million square feet, and an additional 1 million square feet of office property.

    The Economic Times
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