On March 7, the regulator had invited applications for these positions as part of its plan to beef up the headcount for faster and more effective execution of its job.
Coronavirus pandemic has confined all of us indoors. The outbreak has forced us to either limit or eliminate our outings altogether.This has given rise to many things such as virtual meets, virtual 'travel' and more. Securities and Exchanges Board of India (SEBI) seems to have decided to go with the trend. It is planning to launch a virtual museum.
In a relief to listed companies amid the pandemic, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has extended the timeline for submission of financial results for the quarter ended June, till September 15.
In order to save time, Sebi said instead of issuing settlement notice under the regulations, a paragraph will be included in the show cause notice informing the noticee about the option to file a settlement application.
Aimed at making the market safer for investors, markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) postponed the implementation of the enhanced margin requirements for trading in the stock market by three months to December 1.
In view of the situation arising due to the COVID-19 pandemic, markets regulator Sebi on Tuesday extended the deadline till August 15 for sending public comments on a report on social stock exchange which allows for direct listing of non-profit organisations.
Capital markets watchdog Sebi has begun the process for recruiting two executive directors for faster and more effective execution of regulatory work.
Making it easier for corporates to raise funds amid the coronavirus pandemic, Sebi on Thursday decided to relax the pricing methodology for preferential issuance of shares, and approved certain changes in norms for acquisition of shares through open offer.
Markets watchdog Sebi has amended regulations to provide more leeway for companies to raise funds, including reducing the time gap between two qualified institutional placements to two weeks, amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Happiest Mind Technologies Ltd has filed draft papers with markets regulator Sebi for its initial public offering (IPO).
In a bid to curb the misuse of power of attorney (POA) given by the clients to the trading member (TM) or clearing member (CM), Sebi had prescribed that margin obligations to be given in the form of securities by the client will be by way of pledge or re-pledge in the depository system.
Markets regulator Sebi on Friday levied a fine of Rs 20 lakh on Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd (DHFL) for not complying with market norms while issuing non-convertible debentures (NCDs).
Markets regulator Sebi has permitted mutual funds to make additional investment in government securities and treasury bills for corporate bond, banking and public sector undertaking, and credit risk funds, industry sources said.
Regulator Sebi on Wednesday discussed several issues pertaining to raising of capital and corporate debt market with corporates as well as promised to look into the challenges being faced by them due to the COVID-19 crisis.
An officer working with capital markets regulator Sebi has tested positive for COVID-19, prompting the regulatory authority to get its headquarters in Mumbai completely sanitised as per the necessary protocols while ensuring that all its functions continue uninterrupted, officials said.
Market regulator Sebi has decided to extend the reduced cut-off time for subscription and redemption of mutual funds, including liquid and overnight schemes, till further notice.
Markets regulator Sebi on Thursday relaxed compliance norms for depository participants, stock brokers and share transfer agents with regard to processing of demat request and KYC application amid the coronavirus pandemic.
In the wake of coronavirus pandemic, Sebi has extended the deadline for public comments on proposed relaxation in norms with regard to six-month-gap between two QIPs, and delisting of a firm in case of its merger with listed holding firm till April 30.
Markets regulator Sebi on Thursday granted more time to listed companies for holding annual general meetings and exempted them from giving advertisements in newspapers in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Markets regulator Sebi has extended the deadline for applying for the post of 147 senior-level executives by more than a month amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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