Non-promoter entities in bankruptcy-hit firms to be given opportunity to acquire shares
Choksi is already facing Income Tax department and ED action
Sebi has barred Momentum Tips and its proprietor Ajay Kumar Mukhiya from the securities markets for three years for providing unauthorised investment services. The regulator issued a show cause notice to Momentum Tips and Mukhiya in September 2021. The market watchdog found that Momentum Tips and Mukhiya (noticees) were indulged in providing investment advisory services without obtaining registration from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi). The noticees have collected Rs 33.19 lakh during February-July 2019, Sebi said in an order on Tuesday. Sebi has directed the noticees to refund the money within three months received from the clients as fees in respect of their investment advisory services. Also, the regulator barred the noticees from the securities markets for a period of three years or till the expiry of three years, from the date of completion of refund to clients/investors, whichever is later. In addition, they shall not undertake investment advisory service
With an aim to strengthen transparency and fairness in the capital markets, Sebi is focusing on data tools to detect wrong-doing in the securities market as well as for its policy formulation. Apart from data, another focus area for the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) would be deployment of technology. "Data and technology are the two new tools that Sebi is building for itself," the regulator said, adding that the move would enhance transparency and fairness in the securities market. In its annual report for 2021-22, the regulator said it is increasingly using more and more data to detect wrongdoings in the markets, whether it is in respect of surveillance of trading or investigation into fraud or inspection of market intermediaries. In its decision making particularly in the context of policy formulation, the regulator said it "will rely more and more on data and eschew dogma in any form. The approach of decision making will be guided by principles and logic supporte
Markets regulator Sebi has imposed a six-month ban on Impact Research and its sole proprietor Nitin Neema from the securities market for providing advisory services without its authorisation. The watchdog had issued a showcause notice to them in August 2021. Sebi found that Impact Research and Nitin Neema (noticees) were engaged in investment advisory services without obtaining a certificate of registration. The amount of money prima facie to have been collected by the noticees was Rs 83.75 lakh during the period from September 2014 to December 2016, Sebi said in an order on Thursday. The regulator has directed the noticees to refund within three months the money received from investors as fees in respect of their unregistered investment advisory activities. Also, Sebi has barred the noticees from accessing the securities markets for a period of six months or till the expiry of six months from the date of completion of refunds to investors, whichever is later. In addition, they s
Capital markets regulator Sebi has barred three individuals from the securities markets for providing unauthorised investment advisory services. Besides, they have been restrained from the securities markets for six months. The present proceedings emanate from a show cause notice dated July 31, 2021 issued by Sebi to RNS Global Capital and its proprietors' -- Lakhan Chouhan, Rohit Soni and Shivani Thakur -- alleging that they were engaged in unauthorised investment advisory services. Sebi had come across a website which belonged to RNS Global Capital in the archived pages as the web page is not active. On perusal of the web pages, it found prima facie that -- Chouhan, Soni and Thakur -- were engaged in giving advice relating to investing in, purchasing or dealing in securities or investment products, through their website. Chouhan, Soni and Thakur have been collectively referred to as noticees. The amount of money to have been collected by the noticees was Rs 1.20 crore for the p
ICICI Securities client growth moderated to 27.7 per cent to 450,000, while active customers rose only 5.3 per cent QoQ to 3.2 million
The new tax rate will be effective from Monday, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said in a circular.
Realisation of statutory objectives in the securities market requires absolute clarity of statutory provisions
Sebi on Friday slapped penalties worth more than Rs 4.28 crore on 11 entities for front running trades of 21 Fidelity Group entities besides barring them from the securities market for varying periods
Sebi has revised the existing threshold limit for simplified documents to Rs 5 lakh from Rs 2 lakh currently for securities held in physical mode per listed issuer
Apart from the data made available free of cost, data which is chargeable should be appropriately identified as such in public domain: Sebi
Amid the growing trend of stock trading through mobiles, capital markets regulator Sebi on Wednesday launched its mobile App -- 'Saa ₹thi' to create awareness among investors about the basic concepts
The capital markets regulator Sebi on Wednesday came out with simplified norms
Sebi on Wednesday said debenture trustees are not allowed to act as a trustee for unregulated products.
The finance ministry has invited applications to appoint the next chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India
The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) has quashed a Sebi order that had barred Yashovardhan Birla and others from the securities market for two years for alleged mis-utilisation of the IPO proceeds. The Sebi, in October 2020, restrained Birla Pacific Medspa Ltd, Yashovardhan Birla and eight others from the securities market for two years for mis-utilisation of the IPO proceeds. Birla Pacific Medspa Ltd (BPML), which came out with offer documents in March 2011, had floated its over Rs 65-core initial public offering (IPO) in June 2011. The regulator, in its order, said that the company made misstatements in the prospectus in respect of the objects of the IPO. Pursuant to Sebi's order, Yashovardhan Birla and other individuals moved SAT. These individuals were the signatories to the prospectus of Birla Pacific Medspa. In its order dated August 26, the SAT said that appellants did not make any misstatement in the prospectus. It, further, said that the finding given by the Sebi that
NISM, MNLU commence second batch of joint LLM programme in securities law
Markets regulator Sebi has introduced the concept of 'accredited investors' in the Indian securities market, a move expected to open up a new channel for raising funds
Capital markets regulator Sebi is working on framing a charter for investors in the securities market, which is aimed at bringing more transparency in the investment process