Sebi Circular News Today

Small and mid-sized funds have seen high inflows, causing concern among authorities about how they would hold up in the event of a sharp market selloff. The Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has also been reviewing stress tests conducted by such funds, sources have previously said.

The regulator’s recent circular gave institutions permission to short stocks and proposed a borrowing & lending scheme to facilitate this. But requiring institutions to disclose their short trades upfront will leave them vulnerable to short squeezes.

Good news for MF investors and demat account holders: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has extended the deadline for adding nominee d

Sebi has recently streamlined the process of granting accreditation to investors. The circular states that the accreditation agencies will give their approval only on the basis of KYC and the financial information of applicants.

Amending the circular issued in May, Sebi said that reference to the term freezing/ frozen has been deleted.

The article provides an overview of SEBI's redressal of investor grievances through the SCORES Platform.

Once the joint holder or the nominee or a family member reports an investor’s demise to a SEBI-regulated entity, the same will be updated across all such entities. A SEBI circular formalising this change is set to take effect from January 1, 2024.

The Division Bench upheld the order permitting shareholders of Reliance Commercial Finance Ltd (RCFL) to carry out carry out a voting based on the Debenture Trust Deed signed by the shareholders.

SEBI has directed merchant bankers to disclose their investor charter as well as data pertaining to complaints they received on their websites

“I cannot mandate that employees save a certain amount of money that they cannot access for three years.”