The practice of different trading and delivery lot sizes, at times, puts participants in disadvantageous positions. The matter was discussed in CDAC and based on the recommendation of CDAC it has been decided that the exchanges shall follow the policy of having uniform trading and delivery lot size for the commodity derivatives contracts.
(i) For the purpose of Regulation 24 (9) and Regulation 24 (10) of SEBI (D&P) Regulations 2018, a recognized clearing corporation shall not be considered as a Depository Participant.
Rule 40(8B) provides that where an awarder discovers any omission or error in the Form VAT-40E furnished by him, he may furnish a revised Form VAT-40E within three months from the close of the relevant year.
As per the existing provision, a Mutual Fund scheme is permitted to invest certain percentage of its AUM in schemes of same Mutual Fund or other Mutual Funds. In order to avoid such investments being considered by both the investee and investing scheme, it is clarified that the investing scheme shall exclude the same while reporting the data on AUM in the MCR.
Any view expressed by the Board in Circular No. 10/2018 shall be considered to have never been expressed and accordingly, the said circular shall not be taken into account by any Income-tax authority in any proceedings under the Act.
Based on the suggestions of market participants and recommendations of Mutual Fund Advisory Committee (MFAC), it has been decided to permit mutual funds to write call options under a covered call strategy as prescribed below:
Insurance Regulatory And Development Of India Ref. No: IRDA/RI/GDL/MISC/012/01/2019 Date: 16-01-2019 IRDAI (International Financial Service Centre Insurance Intermediary Offices) Guidelines, 2019 Guidelines Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (International Financial Service Centre Insurance Intermediary Offices) Guidelines, 2019 Guidelines Reference No. IRDA/RI/GDL/MISC/012/01/2019, dated 16-01-2019 CHAPTER – I 1. Objective: The aim of these Guidelines is to grant […]
Eligible Borrowers: This has been expanded to include all entities eligible to receive FDI. Additionally, Port Trusts, Units in SEZ, SIDBI, EXIM Bank, registered entities engaged in micro-finance activities, viz., registered not for profit companies, registered societies/trusts/cooperatives and non-government organisations can also borrow under this framework.
It has been decided that the requirement of registration with the DARPAN Portal will be OPTIONAL for all NGO seeking FCRA Services. However, Associations/NGOs, which have already registered with the DARPAN Portal or those which are required to register under the DARPAN portal since they receive subsidies/grants/contribution from public funds, may still continue to quote their DARPAN.
Kind reference is invited to Circular No 83/02/2019-GST dated 01.01.2019 clarifying that that the services provided by IFC and ADB are exempt from GST in terms of provisions of IFC Act, 1958 and ADB Act. The exemption will be available only to the services provided by ADB and IFC and not to any entity appointed by or working on behalf of ADB or IFC.
