risk-o-meter of the scheme and the benchmark along with the performance disclosure of the scheme vis-à-vis benchmark and Details of the portfolio – Based on the representation received from AMFI, it has been decided to extend the implementation date of the provisions of the aforesaid circular to September 1, 2021.
Due to current system in place it is not possible to file the returns pertaining to such unregistered period till the registration is made effective for such period on system.
The annual return is prescribed for those dealers whose tax liability in the previous year does not exceed Rs. 25,000/, Financial Year 2019-20 was the first financial year for which this new annual periodicity of return filing is applicable. Accordingly, those dealers who were having tax liability below Rs. 25,000/-in the previous financial year 2018-19 were required to file annual return for the year 2019-20.
SEBI in receipt of representation from AIF Industry, requesting extension of timelines for various regulatory filings and compliances for AIFs and VCFs, due to ongoing second wave of the CoVID- 19 pandemic and restrictions imposed by various state governments.
In order to overcome the challenges of physical handling of Subscriber application forms and for addressing the concerns expressed by various stake holders in dispatch of those forms from geographically diverse locations to CRAs, PFRDA has already made available suitable digital enablers for seamless interaction of POPs and CRAs, for the convenience of Subscribers.
Covid induced hardships continue unabated and in order to alleviate the difficulties being faced by the Subscribers in submitting physical applications for exit/withdrawal and the logistical challenges faced by POPs in collecting those applications to process and dispatch the same to CRA, it has been decided to relax the process of handling withdrawal applications by POPs in in the interest of Subscribers.
RBI clarifies that its circular dated April 06, 2018 restricting dealing in Virtual Currencies (VC) is no longer valid from the date of the Supreme Court judgement, and therefore cannot be cited or quoted from. Banks may, however, continue to carry out customer due diligence. Reserve Bank of India RBI/2021-22/45 DOR. AML.REC 18 /14.01.001/2021-22 May […]
Investment Limits for FY 2021-22- The limits for FPI investment in Government securities (G-secs) and State Development Loans (SDLs) shall remain unchanged at 6% and 2% respectively, of outstanding stocks of securities for FY 2021-22.
As you are aware, cyclone Tauktae and cyclone Yaas have caused loss to property in some parts of the country. The General Insurers may have issued policies for protection of lives and property located in the affected areas. There is an urgent need for the insurance industry to take immediate steps to mitigate the hardships of the affected insured population by ensuring immediate registration and settlement of eligible claims.
As a result of Cyclones Tauktae,Yaas there are reports of loss of human lives and loss of belongings in the affected Districts of primarily in the states of Maharashtra, Gujarat, Odisha and West Bengal. In order to extend every possible facilitation in quick and timely settlement of life insurance claims, you are advised to take the following actions immediately in all the states affected by the said cyclones:
