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In the wake of a spurt in allegations of fraudulent behaviour by India Inc, capital market regulator Sebi, gave a stern warning to corporates to be on the right side and not indulge in market manipulation and insider trading. “Some corporates, who ideally should not have fallen into this category or this trap, we are discovering that due to lack of focus this (illegal activity) is happening…I’d like corporates in India to be on the right side of Sebi,” its new Chairman, U K Sinha, said during an address to the members of industry body, Assocham, here.
Fearing possible black money flow and terror financing risks from Iran and North Korea into the Indian stock market, Sebi has asked bourses to be cautious in dealings with funds and entities from those countries. The country’s top bourse NSE’s investigation department today said in a circular to the bourse’s members that Sebi in a letter dated May 5 has informed it about Iran and North Korea not having appropriate ”anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT)’ norms.
G Mohan Gopal, a former member on the board of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), has alleged that the Sebi board “abused” its powers to protect CB Bhave from being subjected to any independent inquiry with “respect to his actions as NSDL chairman” during the 2003-06 IPO scam.
In the wake of a spurt in allegations of questionable activities by India Inc, capital market regulator Sebi, today gave a stern warning to corporates to be on the right side and not indulge in market manipulation and insider trading.
The Supreme Court today directed a Sahara group firm to submit the proforma of its investment scheme, along with the list of accredited agents dealing in it, so as to ascertain the investors from whom the funds have been raised. The Supreme Court was hearing Sahara Group’s petition against the orders of the Allahabad High Court, which directed the company to share with market regulator Sebi the details of investors participating in the scheme.
The Supreme Court will tomorrow hear Sahara Group’s petition against the orders of the Allahabad High Court, which directed the company to share with market regulator Sebi details of investors participating in its fund raising exercise. The matter will be heard by a 3-judge bench, headed by Chief Justice S H Kapadia.
The Supreme Court will tomorrow hear a petition seeking directions to market regulator Sebi to take action on the report of a high-powered committee, which had probed the IPO scam of 2006 and NSDL’s role in it. The matter would be heard by a bench comprising justices RV Raveendran and AK Patnaik.
Market regulator Sebi is still to recover monetary penalties of over Rs 103 crore imposed on individuals and entities till December, 2010. According to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), the defaulters list covers 864 cases with a total penalty of Rs 1,03,55,34,765. Sebi issued adjudication orders on these cases between 2002 and 2010 and the concerned individuals and entities were asked to fork out monetary penalties. However, they had defaulted on furnishing the amount till December 31, 2010.
Sebi has put the ball in the government’s court on implementing new rules proposed by a market regulator-appointed panel on how stock exchanges should be owned and run. Sources said that Sebi is awaiting the final word from the finance ministry on the issue before taking up the case at its board for implementation of the new rules.
Market regulator Sebi has decided to outsource its investor helpline service to a third-party call centre, where at least 500 agents would be required to attend to investors’ calls on issues like IPOs and trading. The decision to outsource its investor helpline comes within weeks of Sebi deciding to rope in third-party agencies for processing and maintenance of investor grievances.
