SEBI RULES
Sebi extends deadline for annual submissions by stock brokers, depository participants till Oct 31
The provisions of this circular are effective immediately. It mandates that stock brokers must submit their annual audited accounts by October 31. Additionally, depository participants (DPs) are required to provide their net worth certificates for the year ending March 31 by the same deadline.
Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath sees end of road for zero brokerage model after new Sebi rules
Exchanges often charge a lower fee to brokers if they generate high volumes. Brokers, in turn, charge traders little to no fees, which has contributed to a surge in trading across segments like derivatives that the Securities and Exchange Board of India wants to curb.
Sebi notifies institutional mechanism for brokers to prevent mkt abuse
Brokers must biannually report suspicious activities to stock exchanges. Sebi's amended PFUTP rules, effective from June 27, aim to prevent manipulative trade practices.
Zero factual inaccuracies with our Adani research: Hindenburg on Sebi notice | Read short seller's full response here
Adani-Hindenburg Case: US-based short-seller Hindenburg Research stated Kotak Bank, one of India’s largest banks and brokerage firms founded by Uday Kotak, which created and oversaw the offshore fund structure used by our investor partner to bet against Adani. Instead it simply named the K-India Opportunities fund and masked the “Kotak” name with the acronym “KMIL”
This isn’t Hotel California! Sebi’s new delisting rules signals maturity of Indian equity market
This week not only did we overcome a 17 year wait to get into the World Cup final, but we also overcame a waiting period of 19 years to gain freedom from RBB mechanism for delisting of a company.
Sebi tweaks rules for Basic Service Demat Account. Check eligibility, charges
Sebi has introduced new rules for Basic Service Demat Accounts (BSDA). To be eligible, individuals must have only one demat account where they are the primary holder and only one BSDA across all depositories.
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IPOs won't be a no-exit entry, say experts after Sebi makes delisting easier
Describing the new rule as a potential game changer that could enhance merger and acquisition (M&A) deal activity, Abhishek Dadoo of Khaitan & Co. pointed out that the old regime allowed delisting through a reverse book build process, which sometimes led to excessively high prices. This often made delisting financially impractical for companies.
Jio Financial, Zomato can win Nifty ticket as Sebi tweaks F&O rules
Sebi has enhanced derivatives market criteria to ensure robust regulation and investor protection. Changes include higher thresholds and evaluation frameworks for stock entry and exit, promoting market vibrancy and stability. These upgrades may lead Jio Financial Services and Zomato to join Nifty50.
SEBI cracks down on finfluencers, streamlines voluntary delisting process
In a significant move, the regulator approved a fixed price process for voluntary delisting, offering companies an alternative to the existing reverse book-building mechanism. Sebi chief Madhabi Puri Buch emphasised that unregulated entities providing market-related advice are acting unlawfully. The regulator also introduced a new delisting framework for investment holding companies, with the fixed price set at a 15% premium over the floor price. Additionally, SEBI granted exemptions to certain UNI funds from the beneficial ownership rule.
Sebi amends FPIs' registration rules
Sebi has tweaked the guidelines for registration of Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) pertaining to non-resident Indians, overseas citizens of India and resident Indians as participant of such foreign investors.
Sebi eases trading norms for company insiders
"Insider may make adjustments, with the approval of the compliance officer, in the number of securities and price limit in the event of corporate actions related to bonus issue and stock split occurring after the approval of trading plan and the same shall be notified on the stock exchanges on which securities are listed," Sebi said .
Former RBI DG Mundra asks regulators to 'introspect' after recent instances of unease, rulings
Former RBI Deputy Governor S S Mundra called for introspection among financial regulators at an Assocham event, citing instances of proposals causing unease in the industry.
SBICAP Trustee Company pays Rs 25 lakh to Sebi to settle debenture trustee rules violation case
SBICAP Trustee Company Ltd on Wednesday settled with markets regulator Sebi a case pertaining to alleged violation of debenture trustees rules after paying Rs 25 lakh towards settlement amount.
Sebi rules on nomination in mutual funds, demat accounts. 10 things to know
Sebi has announced simplification of compliance for investors by lifting freeze on demat accounts and mutual fund folios due to non-submission of nomination.
Sebi junks rule to freeze Demat a/cs, MF folio rule for non-submission of nomination
The regulator said dividend, interest or redemption payment withheld presently by listed companies and registrar and transfer agents for want of nomination should be processed accordingly.
Did PM Modi and Amit Shah break any Sebi rule by predicting stock market rally after elections? Legal experts weigh in
PM Modi and Amit Shah's post-election stock market rally predictions have sparked a political issue, with Rahul Gandhi linking it to the stock market crash. Legal experts say the statements do not violate Sebi rules.
LIC, YES Bank among 78 stocks that can enter F&O list if Sebi changes rules
Sebi proposes to revise criteria for derivatives market, potentially adding 78 stocks like LIC, Zomato, YES Bank. Changes include higher thresholds for order size, market-wide position limits, and introducing Product Success Framework for single-stock derivatives after 6 months.
Investors to get direct payout of securities now
Sebi mandates direct transfer of securities to demat accounts by clearing corporations to protect clients' assets. A Balakrishnan from Geojit Financial Services praises the move for enhancing security, ease of margin trading, auto pledge for funded stocks, effective from October 14, improving the margin trading facility.
Sebi's rumour verification rule and its implications
A new Sebi rule requires top listed companies to confirm, deny, or clarify market rumours reported in mainstream media, focusing on material impacts on share prices.
Health insurance premiums can be reduced if you don’t make a claim, policy cancellations to be less costly and more: 5 rule changes
Health insurance rule changes: To make health insurance policy more inclusive, flexible and customer-friendly, IRDAI has recently released a master circular on health insurance business. The regulator introduces new measures regarding cancellation charges, standardising no-claim bonus, and increasing claim settlement transparency. ET Wealth Online explores how these regulations empower policyholders and improve their health insurance experience.
Health insurance new rule: You will get full coverage during grace period even if premium is unpaid, mandates IRDAI
New health insurance rule: To bring some much-needed relief to health insurance policyholders, Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) has released a master circular on Health Insurance Business. Typically, most health insurance plans offer a grace period, a buffer to pay premium of your insurance policy. Earlier, health insurance grace period offered a buffer to pay premiums but no coverage for claims during that time. IRDAI's new rule mandates coverage during the grace period. What changes for the health insurance policyholders. How is this new move going to impact them? Read here to find out.
Inoperative PAN holders can now invest in mutual funds due to latest KYC rule changes
Inoperative PAN invest in mutual fund schemes: The market regulator, Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), has provided relief to mutual fund investors to get KYC Registered status from KYC on-hold status. The KYC Registration Agency (KRA) is required to comply with the latest relief by May 31, 2024.
Sebi changes rule for calculating market cap, six-month average to be used now
The regulator said instead of using the market capitalisation of a single day which is currently March 31, listed companies will now have to use the average market capitalisation for a six- month period.
Sebi amends rule to facilitate ease of doing biz for cos planning IPOs
Rules mandate at least 20% of promoters’ shares to be locked in for a certain period of time post-listing after an IPO. This relaxation will help new-age technology companies as founders’ shareholding comes down usually after an IPO. Non-promoter shareholders excluding individuals holding more than 5% of the post-offer equity share capital can contribute towards the shortfall, Sebi said.
Sebi issues framework for verification of market rumours by listed entities
The listed entities will now have to follow the industry standards to ensure compliance. Further, the exchanges are advised to bring the contents of this circular to the notice of companies and ensure its compliance. Further, in another circular Sebi has also revamped the method for calculating the market capitalisation of listed companies.
Sebi amends rule to facilitate ease of doing biz for cos planning IPOs
Companies promoted by entrepreneurs often have several rounds of funding prior to listing their equity shares on the stock exchanges. In such situations, the promoters' holding may fall short of the minimum promoter contribution i.e., 20 per cent of the post-offer equity share capital.
Sebi changes rule to determine m-cap of listed firms; 6-month average to be used now
Market experts believe the market capitalisation of a listed entity keeps fluctuating on a daily basis based on market dynamics and, therefore, an average of market capitalisation figures over a reasonable period of time (six months) would more accurately reflect the market size of the listed entity and consequently the ranking, vis-a-vis its peers.
Sebi proposes easing disclosure rules for non-convertible securities issuance
To promote ease of doing business for issuance of non-convertible securities, Sebi on Thursday proposed removing the requirement to disclose the PAN and personal address of issuers' promoters in the offer document along with other relaxations in disclosure guidelines.
Sebi comes out with stringent rules to tackle misconduct, corrupt practices by employees
In its notification dated May 6, Sebi said that the new framework would be also applicable to those employees who have resigned or retired from the services or have completed the tenure of deputation. The new rules have been made applicable from the same date.
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