The rationalization of the term ‘relative’ in PIT Regulations with the Income Tax Act 1961 aids in clarity.

The new asset class tries to identify a new segment of investors, making the securities market more accommodative.

This article explores the rise of SPACs, their potential advantages and challenges in the Indian context.

This article analyses the proposed Regulation 30A and identifies the potential challenges that it is susceptible to.

This article delves into the existing framework surrounding the trading of bonuses along with the changes proposed by SEBI.

SEBI’s proposal to further tighten the noose around P-notes represents a swift change in the regulatory landscape for P-notes and ODIs. 

This article compares RBI’s direction against PPBL with SEBI’s balanced approach.

To realise the promise of independent directors, strict legislation, improved training and cultural shifts in boardroom dynamics are needed.

The amendment reflects ongoing effort to bridge the gap between regulatory requirements and practical challenges encountered by companies.

Broadening DEI metrics to include caste-related considerations in ESG disclosures is essential for fostering socio-economic equity.

The article discusses special rights of private equity investors in companies preparing for an IPO.

By classifying unverified market information as UPSI via the amendment, the SEBI contradicts prior jurisprudence on the matter.

SEBI’s new framework for considering the MII as the first-level regulators is a welcoming step.

Insights from diverse authorities underscore the urgent need for SEBI to implement a unified regulatory framework with comparable standards.

The article examines the market rumour amendment.

Keeping in mind the feedback on the implementation from 1 June 2024, it is on SEBI to balance regulation and uncertainty.

The ICICI Securities delisting case is the foremost case being filed regarding the new mechanism of delisting initiated by SEBI.

The introduction of stringent guidelines for sharing real-time pricing data will mark a crucial advancement in the financial market.

Currently, SEBI is taking a cautious approach to crowdfunding, prioritizing investor safety.

The Indian markets stand vulnerable to any information released in the public domain or information that gains traction on social media.

The lower face value will enable the issuer company to get the necessary funding by exposing them to a larger market.

Allowing encumbrance of equity by AIFs may prove to be beneficial for investees in enabling a new means of finance.

The transition to a T+0 marks India’s first step in achieving a ‘UPI moment’ in the settlement cycle.

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