CY23 will be a very topsy-turvy year for equity markets, but it will also be excellent for long-term investors looking for sharp market dips to build strong positions: IIFL Securities chairman
Markets regulator Sebi has cancelled the registration of brokerage house CNB Commodities for participating in illegal 'paired contracts' launched by the now defunct National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL). In addition, Sebi has asked the broker to allow its existing clients to withdraw or transfer their securities or funds held in its custody within 15 days. In case of failure of any clients to withdraw or transfer their securities or funds within this period, the broker will transfer the funds and securities of such clients to another broker within a period of the next 15 days thereon under the advice of the said clients. The case relates to the participation of CNB Commodities, which was a member of the NSEL, in 'paired contracts that did not have regulatory approval. The alleged transactions were carried out by the broker on the NSEL platform in 2012-13 and 2013-14. In its order, Sebi said there were enough red flags for a reasonable person to come to conclude that what was being off
Group firms directed to return Rs 1,443 cr siphoned off from clients
Global brokerage Jefferies has initiated coverage on Axis Bank stock with a target price of Rs 1,150
Ravi Kumar says float income generated by the industry is indeed facing challenges and brokerage rates could edge higher
Nifty50 firms may show 15.6% earnings growth, say brokerages; revenue growth to disappoint
Brokerages have mixed view after correction in stock price
India is the second-most affected country when it comes to data broker breaches, and more than 1.8 crore (18.7 million) personal records of Indian citizens were compromised
Budget to focus on rural India, capex, and manufacturing push, as well as prioritising macro stability
Q3 witnessed weak volumes; valuations do not factor in risks
Platform reliability, time to meet margin calls are other key criteria for traders while selecting a broker
Q3 could see weak volumes; hurdle for incumbents is new entrants in the sector
ASBA must be properly tested for secondary markets
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has issued a debt broker license to Bengaluru-based fintech firm GoldenPi Technologies. With the development, GoldenPi became the first online bond platform provider to receive a debt brokerage license from Sebi. Last year, the regulator introduced regulations for online debt trading platforms which stated that no company or individual shall act as an online bond platform provider without the certificate of registration as a stock broker under the SEBI Regulations, 2021. The awarding of the license by Sebi to GoldenPi is expected to work as a catalyst for greater investor trust in the online bonds and debentures investment space, the company said in a release. "We are extremely delighted to have received the license and are confident that this would incentivise more investors to invest in the debt market with utmost trust," said Abhijit Roy, CEO and co-founder, GoldenPi. Incorporated in 2017, the Zerodha-backed company currently of
The stock has recovered some lost ground since November, as the Glyphosate herbicide overhang is behind for now
The banking sector was a standout performer in 2022 with the Nifty PSU Bank rallying almost 70 per cent
So far in calendar year (CY22), frontline indices Nifty50 and the S&P BSE Sensex have climbed around 4 per cent each, as against 10-20 per cent fall in most of the global indices
Brokerages have a mixed outlook on margin trajectory for the sector
Brokerages expect double digit earnings growth over the next three years
Extent of margin gains will depend on extent of ad spends and price cuts