Sebi extends FPI monitoring deadline again
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Markets regulator Sebi today further extended the deadline till June 1 for putting in place a new system for depositories to monitor the foreign investment limits in listed Indian companies.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has extended the last day for the second time after taking into consideration representations from various quarters.
Earlier, the deadline was May 18 and prior to that it was May 1. In a circular, the regulator said, “the new system for monitoring foreign investment limits in listed Indian companies shall be made operational on June 1, 2018”. #casansaar ( Source - ET )
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has extended the last day for the second time after taking into consideration representations from various quarters.
Earlier, the deadline was May 18 and prior to that it was May 1. In a circular, the regulator said, “the new system for monitoring foreign investment limits in listed Indian companies shall be made operational on June 1, 2018”. #casansaar ( Source - ET )
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