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Market intermediaries and brokers are rewarded for generating liquidity and investor interest in securities with restricted trading activity under the LES...

Purchasing a debt instrument is equivalent to lending money to the organisation issuing the instrument. Debt funds are low-risk mutual funds that invest th...

Exchange Traded Fund is similar to a stock and can be referred to as basket of securities that trade on the stock market. Exchange traded funds or ETF pool...

Securities and Exchange Board of India came into existence as a statutory authority by virtue of an ordinance on 30th Jan 1992. The ordinance was approved...

Investors with a low-risk tolerance are usually on the hunt for investment choices that will provide them with high returns while keeping their assets liqu...

Stocks and mutual funds (or shares) are two of the most common financial investment vehicles. They are two completely different financial instruments that...

Nowadays, mutual funds are amongst the most popular investing alternatives. A mutual fund is an investment mechanism formed when an asset management compan...

Before issuing a research report, a Research Analyst should disclose certain mandatory disclosures in the research reports as provided under the RA regulat...

In a company, whether listed or unlisted, public or private, companies, during the course of their business, enters into different transactions with more t...

The capital market regulator, SEBI, vide notification on May 5, 2021, removed certain restrictions and provided regulatory flexibility for venture capital...

With a view to empower independent directors of listed companies, the Securities Exchange Board of India overhauled rules related to their appointment, rem...

With a view to reinforcing transparency and efficiency of the delisting course, the Securities and Exchange Board of India stated that the independent dire...