SEBI Proposes Buy-Back Rule Changes for Listed Companies
SEBI's proposed changes to Buy-Back Regulations aim to ease the compliance burden on listed companies by eliminating mandatory requirements, thus enhancing operational flexibility.
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SEBI's proposed changes to Buy-Back Regulations aim to ease the compliance burden on listed companies by eliminating mandatory requirements, thus enhancing operational flexibility.
SEBI warns investors about trading unlisted public company securities on non-approved electronic platforms, stressing that only recognized stock exchanges provide investor protection.
SEBI proposed amendments to the framework for calculating Net Distributable Cash Flows (NDCF) for InvITs, incorporating enhanced safeguards and unitholder approval.
SEBI has revised its methodology for calculating household savings, showing a notable increase in the Gross Savings-to-GDP ratio for FY 2024-25. This data provides critical insights into household participation in the securities market.
SEBI clarifies that clients under Non-Discretionary Portfolio Management Services can pledge their securities for personal loans without it being classified as borrowing by the portfolio manager.
SEBI clarified that invoking pledged shares for Employee Stock Option Plans (ESOP) during a closure period may be considered valid, aligning it with regular trading transactions.
This article evaluates regulatory concerns surrounding the redistribution of privately placed Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) via Online Bond Platform Providers (OBPP), highlighting risks for investors.
SEBI mandates detailed disclosures on the websites of listed companies as per LODR Regulations, 2015. The regulations cover financial information, governance practices, and investor communications.
The compliance calendar details regulatory filing requirements for SME listed companies under SEBI regulations and NAS circulars, including pivotal deadlines and formats.
SEBI’s new circular prohibits unlicensed use of real-time market data by educators and financial influencers, underscoring the importance of proper licensing for educational purposes.