Sebi to accept only online filing of records from April 1
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Online filing of records related to offer documents, schemes of arrangement, takeovers and buybacks need to be submitted only online to Sebi from April 1, the markets regulator said on Friday.
In a circular, Sebi noted that the simultaneous filing of documents - physical and online- should start from February 1 and continue till March 31, 2018.
Thereafter, from April 1, 2018 physical filing of documents should be discontinued and only online filing will be accepted, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said.
The regulator also asked those merchant bankers and recognised stock exchanges which are required to file offer documents and draft scheme of arrangement in physical form, to simultaneously submit the same online through Sebi intermediary portal.
Sebi has already advised the registered merchant bankers and recognised stock exchanges to activate their online accounts.
In order to facilitate ease of operations, the regulator has introduced an online system for filings related to public issues, rights issues, institutional placement programme, schemes of arrangement, takeovers and buybacks. #casansaar (Source - TOI)
In a circular, Sebi noted that the simultaneous filing of documents - physical and online- should start from February 1 and continue till March 31, 2018.
Thereafter, from April 1, 2018 physical filing of documents should be discontinued and only online filing will be accepted, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said.
The regulator also asked those merchant bankers and recognised stock exchanges which are required to file offer documents and draft scheme of arrangement in physical form, to simultaneously submit the same online through Sebi intermediary portal.
Sebi has already advised the registered merchant bankers and recognised stock exchanges to activate their online accounts.
In order to facilitate ease of operations, the regulator has introduced an online system for filings related to public issues, rights issues, institutional placement programme, schemes of arrangement, takeovers and buybacks. #casansaar (Source - TOI)
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