How mutual fund investors can hold their units in demat form

Board of India (Sebi), has simplified the rules for opening of trading and demat accounts by resident individual investors, to boost retail participation in the securities market. It has introduced the concept of a ‘Saral (Simple) Account’, with ...

Disinvestment Secretary Aradhana Johri is of the view that a drive for demat accounts is imperative and the economic affairs department of finance ministry as well as Sebi are being consulted by the disinvestment department on the matter. In what might seem ...

The finance minister in his maiden budget speech had announced the concept of universal KYC and a single demat account across asset classes. The post Budget 2015: Change tax laws to make pensions, annuities plans attractive appeared first on Firstpost .

From March 1, investors will have unified single statement for all dematerialised accounts across the capital market products, said the National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL). This means that an investor would get a unique ID number through ...

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The small investor may soon find it easier to get into the midst of stock market action with the upcoming Budget likely to propose demat-linked bank accounts. According to a senior government official, stock exchanges have proposed linking bank ...

The government has mostly sold shares in its companies through offers for sale (OFS) in the past couple of years. But retail investors have given most of these share issuances a skip despite getting a chance to buy fundamentally strong companies at ...

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Mumbai: Sebi Wednesday ordered attachment of bank accounts as well as securities demat accounts of six entities to recover penalties of over Rs 20 lakh from them imposed for violations of capital market regulations. The capital market watchdog has ...