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SEBI Extends Nomination Deadline For Trading Account Holders
Capital markets regulator Sebi today extended the deadline till September-end for existing trading and demat account holders to provide choice of nomination or opt out of nomination.
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What Is SBI Demat Account? Features, Benefits And Other Details Here
State Bank of India (SBI) demat account is the account that holds all shares of account holders in electronic or dematerialised form, informed country's largest lender on its official account. SBI's demat account holds the certificates of financial instruments like shares, bonds, government securities, mutual funds and exchange traded funds (ETFs)....
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NSDL To Allow Up To Three Nominations In Single Demat Account
Country's largest depository NSDL will soon allow demat account holders to nominate up to three persons for their holdings in a single account.
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Sebi eases share transfer norms for deceased holders
Market watchdog Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has simplified the procedure for transfer of securities from the account of a deceased person and raised the threshold limit for such transactions in demat format to Rs 5 lakh.
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SEBI Extends Nomination Deadline For Trading Account Holders
Capital markets regulator Sebi today extended the deadline till September-end for existing trading and demat account holders to provide choice of nomination or opt out of nomination.
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What Is SBI Demat Account? Features, Benefits And Other Details Here
State Bank of India (SBI) demat account is the account that holds all shares of account holders in electronic or dematerialised form, informed country's largest lender on its official account. SBI's demat account holds the certificates of financial instruments like shares, bonds, government securities, mutual funds and exchange traded funds (ETFs)....
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NSDL To Allow Up To Three Nominations In Single Demat Account
Country's largest depository NSDL will soon allow demat account holders to nominate up to three persons for their holdings in a single account.
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Sebi eases share transfer norms for deceased holders
Market watchdog Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has simplified the procedure for transfer of securities from the account of a deceased person and raised the threshold limit for such transactions in demat format to Rs 5 lakh.
