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Bank of India will raise Rs 2,500 crore by issuing fresh equity shares in order to comply with 25 per cent minimum public shareholding requirement

Major changes in bank locker rules that every customer should know - After complaints from customers, RBI decided to make changes in the bank locker rules. The new rules have come into effect from January 1, 2022.

Reportedly, Paytm was also not verifying its customers properly. The lack of verification can lead to fraudulent money laundering processes

The top-500 listed entities were required to split the roles of Chairperson and Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer before the April 2022 deadline.

RBI is extending the tokenization demand for credit and debits cards in India by six months. This means that the disruption in online payments expected from January 1 will now not be happening, giving some relief to online shoppers.

As per the new rules, customers will need to enter their debit and credit card details at every checkout as their card details will no longer be saved on these platforms. However, one way to avoid the hassle of adding card details at every transaction will be solved through tokenisation.

To make mergers and acquisitions transactions easier for listed entities, SEBI has amended rules related to it

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Monday decided to ban the usage of pool accounts for mutual fund transactions. Market regulator SEBI, in its notification, stated that pooling of funds by stock brokers, MF distributors and investment advisers will be discontinued from April 1 next year.

Under the new rules, appointment, re-appointment and removal of independent directors in a listed company will be done through a special resolution of shareholders.

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