SEBI plans automated withdrawals for demat mutual funds, removing manual hurdles and aligning demat investing with SOA ease.
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SEBI has a big plan for demat holders; these rules are about to change. Find out who will benefit
Withdrawals and transfers of funds may soon become easier for investors who invest in mutual funds through demat accounts.
SEBI said the circular has been issued to protect investor interests and strengthen regulatory clarity in the securities ...
In a clear signal that India’s market regulator is shifting towards evidence-based rulemaking and cost-efficient oversight ...
SEBI has revised its penalty framework for high order-to-trade ratios in algorithmic trading, exempting a broader range of ...
Sebi has also rationalised brokerage caps across segments. In the cash market, the brokerage ceiling has been reduced to 6 ...
SEBI is considering a significant reduction in the minimum investment required for social impact funds, from ₹2 lakh to ₹1,000, aiming to increase retail participation.
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Sebi introduces new rules for stockbrokers: Boosting stockbroker compliance & efficiency
New Delhi: Market regulator Sebi has overhauled its more than three-decade-old stockbroker regulations, allowing brokers to carry out activities under the framework of other financial regulators, in a ...
Changes will align the calendar spread treatment for single-stock derivatives with that of index derivatives and provide ...
SEBI has proposed reforms to enhance operational and financial flexibility for privately listed InvITs and REITs, including changes in investment limits.
Under the current framework, an applicant or intermediary can fail the ‘fit and proper’ test if it is facing a pending ...
Speaking at an event, Sebi chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said the regulator is not considering any new restrictions or ...
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