Thirty-seven Indian corporates raised Rs 52,116 crore through main board IPOs in financial year 2022-23, less than half of the Rs 1.11 lakh (all-time high) mobilised by 53 IPOs in 2021-22
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Sebi reduces penalty on Times Group’s Samir Jain, wife and others (30-03-2023)
Regulator had restrained the couple, others from accessing capital market for allegedly violating norms
Gold price increases by Rs 220 to Rs 59,670, silver remains unchanged (30-03-2023)
The price of ten grams of 22-carat gold hiked by Rs 200 to Rs 54,700
Stock markets closed today: Check full list of 2023 market holidays here (30-03-2023)
Share market holiday: According to the list of trading holidays on the website of BSE, apart from today’s holiday, the stock market will remain closed for 12 more days in 2023
Benchmark Sensex gains 346 points on firm trends in global markets (29-03-2023)
Buying in services, realty, commodities and auto stocks also added to the positive momentum
Benchmark Sensex gains 346 points on firm trends in global markets (29-03-2023)
Buying in services, realty, commodities and auto stocks also added to the positive momentum
International MF schemes get extra time to declare net asset values: Sebi (29-03-2023)
Funds can disclose NAV by 10 am the next day from July
International MF schemes get extra time to declare net asset values: Sebi (29-03-2023)
Funds can disclose NAV by 10 am the next day from July
Facts absolutely opposite: Sebi chief on public perception in legal cases (29-03-2023)
Amid perception in certain quarters that Sebi is weak on the legal side, its chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch on Wednesday said “the facts are absolutely opposite”.
Sebi lost the high profile NSE co-location case in the Supreme Court recently wherein the apex court has partly upheld Sebi’s orders of making NSE pay Rs 600 crore.
Partly disposing of Sebi order, it allowed only Rs 100 crore penalty on the largest equity bourse and asked the Sebi to return the rest to the exchange.
Addressing a press conference after a board meeting here this evening, Buch said, “while we do admit that the public perception is against us, the facts are absolutely opposite.”
Sharing details, she said, “We on average win as much as 75 per cent of the cases at the Supreme Court. That means we lose only one-fourth of the cases that go to the apex court. And I don’t think this is bad run rate.
“When it comes to the Securities Appellate Tribunal, our success rate is much higher at 81 per cent as of 2021,” Buch
Sebi approves far-reaching changes for mutual fund, broking industry (29-03-2023)
Board gives nod for ASBA-like facility for secondary market, sponsor-less AMCs