SEBI examines non-agri contract position limits to improve liquidity
- The regulator is also working to reduce structural friction in commodity markets
- Higher commodity-market liquidity could benefit Indian exchanges and brokers
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Nifty Capital Markets −0.94% vs Nifty −0.88% on Thu, 1 Oct- SEBI is developing a second surveillance system to flag bad actors at listed firms and small IPOs
- SEBI may keep independent director workshops voluntary; the first programme is likely after Diwali
- Four companies, including Carlsberg India's unit, received SEBI observations for their IPOs
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SEBI to issue Closing Auction Session framework after receiving over 3,500 comments
- SEBI will examine the responses before proceeding with the framework
- The regulator received more than 3,500 comments on the proposed mechanism
- The framework may change closing-price processes for Indian stock exchanges and listed companies
SEBI developing second surveillance system to flag bad actors at listed firms and small IPOs
- The system will also scrutinise companies seeking to enter capital markets through small IPOs
- SEBI Whole-Time Member Kamlesh Varshney said the focus includes identifying “bad elements” among listed entities
- Tighter screening may affect small-IPO issuers and Indian listed companies
Over 3,500 responses on CAS: Sebi to quickly move ahead with proposals
- SEBI received over 3,500 responses on the Closing Auction Session proposals
- Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said SEBI will quickly move ahead with proposals
- CAS changes could affect Indian stock exchanges and brokers’ trading processes
SEBI may keep independent director workshops voluntary
- SEBI may keep independent director workshops voluntary; the first programme is likely after Diwali
- BCAS, NISM and exchanges are working on the framework
- Affects listed companies’ board-governance requirements and compliance costs