SEBI has mandated that shares of companies will be traded in the normal segment of the market only if at least 50% of the stock held by the public is in the demat form. This is as per a circular issued by SEBI on Friday the 3rd of September. Companies have been given until 31st […]
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Changes made by SEBI regarding Demat percentage
September 5th, 2010
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SEBI invites discussion and comments on definition of retail investor
August 18th, 2010
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SEBI has put up on its website a discussion paper on definition of a retail applicant. It is in our interest to put up our views and comments on the same. The last revision was done in 2005 and the present limit is certainly out of place. One must also remember that the days of […]
SEBI reduces IPO allotment and listing time to 12 days
April 7th, 2010
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SEBI has reduced the time post closing of an IPO and its listing on the bourses to 12 days from the earlier 22 days. This has been mandated for all issues opening with effect from 1st May. This would reduce the uncertainty in the market place between the closure of an IPO and the listing […]
