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Demat accounts cross 20-mn mark
With a push from commodity traders, the number of demat accounts in the country crossed the 20-million mark in May. The majority of the nearly 300,000 demat accounts opened so far this year has been by those buying gold, silver, copper and platinum, among other metals, in electronic form, according to depository officials. Even as the equity market is in doldrums, depositories are expecting the number
With a push from commodity traders, the number of demat accounts in the country crossed the 20-million mark in May. The majority of the nearly 300,000 demat accounts opened so far this year has been by those buying gold, silver, copper and platinum, among other metals, in electronic form, according to depository officials. Even as the equity market is in doldrums, depositories are expecting the number
E-insurance likely by June
A month down the line, you may be holding insurance policies in electronic form. According to sector experts, the regulator is in the last lap of checking repositories' preparedness and
A month down the line, you may be holding insurance policies in electronic form. According to sector experts, the regulator is in the last lap of checking repositories' preparedness and
NSE founding member R H Patil dead
Dr R H Patil, chairman, Clearing Corporation of India (CCIL) and founder-managing director of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) passed away in Mumbai, on Thursday. He was battling with lung cancer
E-voting in listed firms set to take off
Thousands of small investors will soon get an opportunity to cast their votes on crucial corporate actions till the last minute, from the comforts of their home or office.
Thousands of small investors will soon get an opportunity to cast their votes on crucial corporate actions till the last minute, from the comforts of their home or office.
Sebi alone can't relax KYC norms for foreign investors
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) alone cannot decide to relax Know Your Client (KYC) norms for qualified foreign investors (QFIs), who now have direct access to Indian stock market
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) alone cannot decide to relax Know Your Client (KYC) norms for qualified foreign investors (QFIs), who now have direct access to Indian stock market
Regulate at your own risk
Last week, an alleged violator filed a criminal complaint against officials of an exchange, considered the frontline regulator. In my few years in the financial markets, this is a new low. Reports
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