Skip to main content
SEBI Renews Recognition of BSE Clearing
Back to Court News
Securities and Exchange Board of Indiacorporateregulatory

SEBI Renews Recognition of BSE Clearing

October 5, 2026

SEBI renews recognition of BSE Clearing Limited for three years from October 3, 2026, under the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956.

Continued Recognition for BSE Clearing

SEBI has renewed the recognition of BSE Clearing Limited under the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956, and relevant regulations, effective October 3, 2026, for a period of three years until October 2, 2029.

The renewal confirms BSE Clearing's compliance with capital adequacy, risk management, and operational integrity standards prescribed for clearing corporations. It ensures uninterrupted settlement operations in equity, derivative, and currency segments.

This decision reinforces regulatory confidence in India's clearing infrastructure. Market participants dealing with BSE-listed instruments can continue relying on assured settlement mechanisms. Legal teams should note no material changes in the regulatory status affecting contract enforceability or default proceedings.

Practice Areas:corporateregulatory

Related Articles

View All →
Tax Classification Based on Form at Sale: Supreme CourtFeatured
Supreme Court of Indiataxcorporate

Tax Classification Based on Form at Sale: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court held that tax classification of goods must be determined by their physical form at the time of sale, not by the end-use or intended application by consumers.

Oct 14, 2026Read more →
Tax Classification Based on Form at Time of Sale, Not End Use: SCFeatured
Supreme Court of Indiataxcorporate

Tax Classification Based on Form at Time of Sale, Not End Use: SC

The Supreme Court held that tax classification of goods must be determined by their physical form at the time of sale, not by the buyer's ultimate use, clarifying long-standing confusion in tax jurisprudence.

Oct 12, 2026Read more →
SBI Liable for TDS on Foreign LTC BenefitsFeatured
Supreme Court of Indiataxlabour

SBI Liable for TDS on Foreign LTC Benefits

Supreme Court held that foreign-leg Leave Travel Concession (LTC) benefits are not exempt under Section 10(5) and SBI must deduct TDS on such reimbursements.

Oct 9, 2026Read more →