Through the trading of these 'when-listed' securities investors will get to trade stocks after a company closes its IPO but ...

Sebi has proposed monthly systematic investment plans (SIPs) for a low ticket size of Rs 250. This aims to promote financial ...

SEBI is considering a 'when-listed' mechanism to regulate pre-IPO trading, addressing share transactions that occur before an IPO is listed.

The platform aims to reduce ‘grey market activity’ in companies’ stocks. Simply put, the grey market refers to unofficial ...

Buch added that discussions are going on with 2 stock exchanges to implement the when-listed facility which will allow shares ...

Sebi's new guidelines for research analysts have led to increased compliance costs, prompting several firms to cease ...

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has proposed a sachetized mutual fund initiative to enhance financial inclusion ...

India’s securities market regulator is considering steps to formalize trading in initial public offerings where bidding has ...

This initiative will replace the existing unregulated grey market, which currently operates during this period. The grey market lacks transparency and exposes investors to significant risks.

SEBI has proposed that the small-ticket SIP (₹250 SIP) may be restricted to only three plans, one each in up to three AMCs.

SEBI in collaboration with the mutual funds industry has envisaged a sachetised mutual fund product i.e. small-ticket SIP of Rs 250.

Power transmission firm Karamtara Engineering has filed preliminary papers with markets regulator Sebi seeking its approval ...