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Broker and sub-broker would be liable to face proceedings under FUTP regulations due to their deliberate ignorance of constant suspicious trading transactions executed on the behalf of clients. In the present case, the brokers executed transaction on behalf of their clients in illiquid scrip in short span of time that too for a long period of time.
Regulation of RPTs being crucial part for good governance, the Companies Act, 2013 contain elaborate requirements for regulating RPTs. Every company has to follow the prescribe set of procedures in respect of RPTs. Audit Committees play significant role in determining the RPTs and designing the internal procedure of the Company to be followed so that RPTs can be regulated and related non-compliances can be avoided.
It has been decided to enhance the limit for investment by FPIs in Government Securities, for the next half year, as follows: a. Limit for FPIs in Central Government securities shall be enhanced to INR 140,000 cr on April 04, 2016 and INR 144,000 cr on July 05, 2016 respectively from the existing limit of INR 135,400 cr.
This circular is issued with an objective to streamline the provisions of the facility of client code modification at commodity derivatives exchanges in line with the securities market. It is also beingre-emphasized here that this facility is expected to be used more as an exception rather thana routine
This circular applies to National Commodity Derivatives Exchanges (Exchanges) as defined in the Securities Contracts (Regulation) (Stock Exchanges and Clearing Corporations) (Amendment) Regulations, 2015.
I am a customer of PACL. What should I do? Ans. Vide public notice dated 05.03.2016 customers of PACL have been cautioned to keep original documents with themselves. The same may be given to constituted Committee or designated authority upon specific intimation by Committee inviting claims from the customers of PACL. Submission of original documents is compulsory for claiming refunds without which no refund claims shall be entertained.
SEBI (LODR) regulations has been divided into various chapters depending upon the nature of securities, like chapter IV that prescribe the obligations for those Listed Entities which has listed its Specified Securities and chapter V prescribe the obligations for those Listed Entities which has listed its Non-Convertible Debt Securities and Non-Convertible Redeemable Preferences Shares.
Consolidated Account Statement (CAS), issued to investors in accordance with Regulation 36(4) of SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations, 1996 and circulars thereof, at present provides information in terms of name of scheme!s where the investor has invested, number of units held and its market value, among other details. To increase transparency of information to investors, it has been decided that:
PR No. 59/2016 March 16, 2016 Caution to the Investors 1. Some unlisted companies are luring retail investors by issuing securities including non-convertible and convertible debentures/ non-convertible and convertible preference shares/ equity shares in the garb of private placement, without complying with the provisions of Companies Act, 1956 read with the Companies Act, 2013, SEBI […]
Section 133 of the Finance Act, 2015 had amended Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956 to include Commodity Derivatives as securities. Further, the sub-clause (vi) of Clause 7 of IFSC Guidelines, 2015 provides that Such other securities as may be specified by the Board. Accordingly, it is hereby specified that the “Commodity Derivatives” shall be eligible as securities for trading and the stock exchanges operating in IFSC may permit dealing in Commodity Derivatives.
