The circular addresses ambiguities in calculating liquid net worth under the CMI Regulations. It clarifies what capital, margins, and exclusions must be considered for compliance.
The MCA has allowed companies to file annual returns and financial statements for FY 2024–25 up to 31 January 2026 without additional fees. The key takeaway is a temporary but significant compliance relief for delayed filings.
The circular addresses gaps in online banking by laying down granular compliance norms for information, interactive, and transactional services. The ruling strengthens customer protection and mandates phased compliance for existing IBUs.
The circular mandates standard formats for beneficial ownership statements and section 32A affidavits in resolution plans. The key takeaway is enhanced transparency and accountability of resolution applicants.
SEBI relaxed documentation norms by increasing the simplified threshold, making it easier for investors to obtain duplicate securities certificates.
Eligible demat accounts must be treated as BSDA by default without active investor consent for regular accounts. The measure prioritizes cost efficiency and investor convenience.
SEBI has amended its rules to permit zero-coupon debt securities to be issued at a reduced face value. The move expands investor access while retaining safeguards against structured obligations.
IBBI has enabled modification of CIRP forms through its portal and announced fees for delayed filings. The late fee applies to forms submitted after 31 December 2025.
Insurers can now invest in AT1 bonds and Tier 2 capital instruments issued by AIFIs. The change widens investment options while aligning with existing bank investment norms.
The authority held that pension contributions wrongly paid for ineligible members must be recalculated with interest, transferred to the correct PF account, and erroneous pension service deleted to ensure accuracy.
