SEBI proposes revising the securities transmission framework by simplifying documentation, standardising procedures, and increasing threshold limits. The proposal aims to make transmission faster and easier while retaining safeguards against fraudulent claims.
SEBI proposes the GARUDA mechanism to reduce AIF scheme launch timelines while retaining post-facto regulatory oversight and compliance checks.
SEBI has proposed amendments to align the SDI Regulations with the RBI’s 2025 securitisation framework and support the listed securitisation market.
SEBI proposes restoring open market buy-backs through stock exchanges after changes in buy-back taxation removed earlier inequities. The proposal also introduces safeguards on disclosures, timelines, promoter participation, and compliance.
SEBI proposes shifting the Capacity Building Fund from NABARD to the newly incorporated SSE-CBF to strengthen governance and ecosystem development. The regulatory framework for the Social Stock Exchange will remain unchanged.
SEBI proposes amending the Custodian Regulations to replace annual fee payments with monthly payments. The change aims to improve the frequency and efficiency of fee collection.
SEBI proposes replacing USD-denominated FPI and FVCI fees with INR to simplify accounting and reduce reconciliation issues. The proposal also provides a six-month transition period for implementation.
SEBI informed that the Lodha Committee has refunded Rs. 3,720.67 crore to 35.74 lakh eligible PACL investors and continues recovery and auction proceedings.
CCI held evidence did not prove mandatory NOC, PIS approvals or systematic boycott after compliance measures and closed the proceedings.
The Government clarified that the Supreme Court was informed only about proposed Transfer Petitions to consolidate ethanol allocation disputes. The Court maintained status quo for the 2025-26 Ethanol Supply Year while the transfer process is initiated.
