In a major policy shift, PSUs (excluding banks, NBFCs, insurers) with 90% or more government/PSU holding can delist through a ...

Founders classified as promoters will now be allowed to retain ESOPs granted at least one year before filing their Draft Red ...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Wednesday announced sweeping changes to the rules governing initial ...

Sebi eases regulatory compliance for FPIs investing solely in Indian government securities, aiming to attract more long-term ...

The SEBI post-meet press conference has ended. There is no proposal for clearing corporations equity shareholding, said ...

SEBI clears voluntary delisting norms for PSUs, eases FPI rules on govt bonds, and updates IPO and ESOP regulations in second ...

To avoid misuse, Sebi has made ESOP grants subject to a one-year waiting period before IPO filing so that the scheme isn't misused to take sharp insider profits.

Delisting of such eligible PSUs would be only through a fixed price delisting process, which shall be at least 15% premium ...

Sebi's board approves proposals including mandatory demat for select IPO shareholders, easier norms for FPIs investing in ...

There has been significant increase in holdings of FPIs in IGBs. Simplification of onboarding process and rationalization of ...

The move introduces special provisions for PSUs where the Government of India and/or other PSUs hold 90% or more equity, ...

India’s securities market regulator on Wednesday relaxed certain rules for foreign funds investing in local government bonds, ...