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Further, the scrips of companies which has been or is being shifted to the ‘trade for trade’ window of the stock exchanges would be reverted back to the normal trading segment from the next cut off date after the depositories confirm to SEBI that the companies have established connectivity.
Government of India has issued norms relating to multiple membership in Stock Exchange vide F. No. 1/26/SE/91 dated August 12, 1991 which interalia stipulated at (i) (a) that a member should have operated his membership for a period of atleast 5 years before seeking membership to another stock exchange.
regarding valuation of securities and provisioning of NPAs. As requested by Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) vide their letter dated 29.09.2000 and accepted by us, the guidelines would become effective
This has reference to our earlier circular number: SMDRP/POLCIY/CIR-44/2000 dated September 18, 2000 advising the list of scrips to be traded only on “trade for trade settlement” window of the stock exchanges.
Since the registration of sub account is co-terminus with that of the FII under which it is registered, the sub account registration should also be renewed simultaneously.
companies have so far not signed agreements and established connectivity with both the depositories well on time or are in the process of doing so. Accordingly, it has been decided that the shares of such companies shall be traded only on “trade for trade settlement” window of the exchanges from October 30, 2000.
Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) made certain recommendations on valuation norms and provisioning of non-performing assets. The recommendations were placed.
Internationally, the CNS has been effectively employed by the clearing corporations for the settlement of transactions and for maintaining an orderly flow of money and securities.
Except in the case of government companies, institutional directors on the boards of companies should be considered as independent directors whether the institution is an investing institution or a lending institution.
it was provided that, negotiated deals would not be permitted and that all deals would have to be executed only on the screens of the exchanges in the price and order matching mechanisms of the exchanges. It was also provided that exemptions would be granted by the stock exchanges only in cases where the scrips have reached the FII investment limits.
