In a consultation paper, SEBI has proposed allowing AIFs to onboard eligible wealthy investors as accredited investors on a provisional basis. However, SEBI clarified that AIFs cannot raise ...

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One of the standout announcements from SEBI's meeting was the decision to allow startup founders to continue holding ESOPs even after their firms list on stock exchanges.

The markets regulator has relaxed Esop rules for founders preparing to take their companies public. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.Also in the letter:■ Urban Company swings to ...

The Indian government is set to mandate Indian Standard Time (IST) for all official activities, aiming to eliminate reliance ...

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One of the key topics expected to be discussed is whether startup founders can continue to hold employee stock options (ESOPs) after their company goes public.

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Last month, Jio BlackRock Mutual Fund got an asset management licence from the market regulator SEBI.

If investors are facing any trouble with their stockbroker, they can file a complaint. Sebi’s master circular says ...

The SEBI's board has approved a slew of amendments to boost Indian startup listings and promote reverse flipping.

The SEBI board introduced special measures for PSUs to undertake voluntary delisting through fixed price delisting process ...