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SEBI : Negative net worth creates major interpretational challenges under Regulation 16 of SEBI LODR Regulations. This article explains t...
SEBI : This article explains mandatory website disclosure requirements under Regulations 46 and 62 of SEBI LODR Regulations, 2015. It hig...
SEBI : SEBI introduced a uniform 30-day lag for sharing and using market price data for educational purposes after concerns over misuse o...
SEBI : This article explains the key website disclosure requirements imposed on listed companies under SEBI LODR Regulations, 2015. It hi...
SEBI : SEBI’s new circular restricts unauthorized use and redistribution of real-time exchange data by educators, finfluencers, and tra...
SEBI : SEBI has proposed major reforms to the Pre-open Call Auction mechanism after concerns over artificially suppressed prices in IPO a...
SEBI : SEBI revised the methodology for computing household savings through the securities market by incorporating actual granular data a...
SEBI : SEBI issued a draft consultation paper proposing limited relaxation of third-party payment restrictions in mutual funds for specif...
SEBI : SEBI has proposed replacing the centralized STP Hub with direct API-based connectivity between STP Service Providers to reduce lat...
SEBI : SEBI has proposed exempting Research Analysts from maintaining call recordings for institutional investors, citing their sophistic...
SEBI : The issue was whether failure to refund investor funds is time-barred. The Court held it is a continuing offence, rejecting the li...
SEBI : Calcutta High Court directs SEBI to accept Priya Ranjan Sah's payment, citing a one-day delay as not warranting prolonged litigati...
SEBI : The adjudication is conducted as per the mechanism outlined under SEBI Act and the rules framed thereunder. Notably, the provision...
SEBI : Calcutta High Court held that SEBI cannot be forced to hand over documents to the accused. Accordingly, allowing petition u/s. 91 ...
SEBI : Madras High Court dismissed the petition on the ground of availability of an effective and efficacious alternative remedy under se...
SEBI : SEBI clarified that clients under Non-Discretionary PMS can pledge securities held in their demat accounts for personal borrowing....
SEBI : SEBI has modified the Monthly Cumulative Report format for mutual funds following the introduction of new scheme categories. The r...
SEBI : SEBI issued a revised Master Circular consolidating surveillance-related directions for stock exchanges, listed companies, interme...
SEBI : SEBI issued clarifications after revised PAN application forms under the Income-tax Rules, 2026 created compliance challenges for ...
SEBI : SEBI has clarified that InvITs with borrowings exceeding 49% of asset value can use fresh debt for capital expenditure, road maint...
SEBI reclassified REITs as equity instruments to resolve inconsistent treatment across fund categories. The move aligns risk disclosure with investor expectations and global norms.
The regulator has abolished the LOC requirement for investor service requests. The key takeaway is quicker, safer direct credit of securities into demat accounts.
The circular enables fresh and previously rejected transfer requests to be processed during a defined period. Transfers will be credited only in demat form and locked in for one year.
The regulator has consolidated all operative circulars under the LODR framework into a single master reference. The update simplifies compliance while preserving past actions and liabilities.
The issue was rationalising which debt-listed entities should face enhanced compliance. SEBI held that only larger issuers with Rs. 5,000 crore or more in listed debt should be covered, easing the burden on mid-sized entities.
Explains how companies qualify for a Main Board IPO, choose the right regulatory route, and comply with SEBI norms. Highlights key takeaways on pricing, subscription rules, and post-listing obligations.
The amendment revises the HVDLE classification threshold from ₹1,000 crore to ₹5,000 crore. This significantly reduces governance and disclosure compliance for smaller debt-listed entities.
The amendment clarifies who qualifies as a retail individual investor in debt issues. It caps eligibility at ₹2 lakh to promote targeted retail participation.
The 2025 amendments strengthen the custodial framework by raising capital requirements and tightening governance norms. Custodians must now follow clearer accountability and risk management standards to safeguard investor assets.
SEBI has proposed defining “significant indices” based on mutual fund AUM exceeding ₹20,000 crore. The draft also sets out how AUM will be calculated and seeks public feedback.
