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Russia to Establish Experimental Crypto Exchange for 'Highly Qualified Investors': Report
The Central Bank of Russia has proposed a project to test crypto activities under an experimental legal regime (ELR) owing to the volatility and risks associated with cryptocurrencies. Earlier in March, it proposed to conduct these crypto transaction trials with “highly qualified investors”.
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Kraken Obtains MiFID Licence to Launch Crypto Derivatives Trading in the EU
Kraken announced that it has secured the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) licence in the EU. Kraken managed to secure this MiFID licence after it completed the acquisition of an investment firm named Cypirot. Post this purchase, the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) gave its approval to Kraken to be an MiFID-licenc...
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Axis Bank Concludes Derivative Deals As RBI Lifts Ban On Them
Axis Bank has started offering structured derivative products to leading companies after a ban on these deals was lifted by RBI
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Sebi Tightens Norms For P-Notes Having Derivatives As Underlying Asset
The regulator has also clarified on existing ODIs (Offshore Derivative Instruments), also known as participatory notes, where the underlying assets are derivatives.
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SEBI Tightens Rules For Offshore Derivatives
SEBI said its board had decided to impose a fee of $1,000 every three years, starting from April 1 this year, on each offshore derivative instrument (ODI) subscriber to be collected by the issuer.
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Sebi Proposes Tighter Rules, $1,000 Regulatory Fee For Participatory Notes
Sebi proposed to set a fee of $1,000 every three years starting on April 1, 2017 on ODI issuers and also on each investor in these instruments in order to "discourage the ODI subscribers from taking ODI route".
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MCX Flat After Rising 2.5% As Sebi Allows Options Trading In Commodities
Currently, the only instrument available in the commodity derivatives market is futures on individual commodities.
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HSBC Stops Issuing P-Notes As Government Steps Up Clampdown
Sebi) has shared with the government a list of foreign fund houses that are found to have issued the Offshore Derivative Instruments (ODIs) to Indian nationals.
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Foreign Investors Can Issue P-Notes To Entities Complying With New Rules: Sebi
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Wednesday said foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) can issue fresh participatory notes (P-Notes) to those entities which comply with tightened regulations by the capital markets watchdog.
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TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Test Ride Review
We took the new TVS Apache RTR 200 4V for a special road test and were as impressed as we were during our time at the Company's test track in Hosur.
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Sebi Tightens P-Note Norms To Check Money Laundering
Sebi tightened the due diligence requirements for issuance and transfer of controversy-ridden P-Notes and put the onus on investors to ensure the AML compliance.
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Market Regulator to Look into Hike in Equity Derivative Lot Size
A derivative is a security derived from a debt instrument, share, loan, whether secured or unsecured or any other form of security. It also derives its value from the prices, or index of prices, of underlying securities.
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Sebi Mulls New Mechanism for Surveillance of Debt Instruments: Report
Besides, the markets watchdog also plans to undertake a review of 'derivative alerts' to safeguard the marketplace and investors from any manipulative activities.
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New Overseas Derivative Rules May Have Short Impact
The move by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to align rules for offshore derivative instruments (ODIs) with new foreign investment norms raises worries about flows.
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SEBI Aligns Overseas Derivative Instrument Rules
According to the SEBI statement on Monday, ODIs will now have to be consistent with India's new foreign investment requirements, including that an investor be from a country whose central bank is a member of the Bank for International Settlements.
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Russia to Establish Experimental Crypto Exchange for 'Highly Qualified Investors': Report
The Central Bank of Russia has proposed a project to test crypto activities under an experimental legal regime (ELR) owing to the volatility and risks associated with cryptocurrencies. Earlier in March, it proposed to conduct these crypto transaction trials with “highly qualified investors”.
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Kraken Obtains MiFID Licence to Launch Crypto Derivatives Trading in the EU
Kraken announced that it has secured the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) licence in the EU. Kraken managed to secure this MiFID licence after it completed the acquisition of an investment firm named Cypirot. Post this purchase, the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) gave its approval to Kraken to be an MiFID-licenc...
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Axis Bank Concludes Derivative Deals As RBI Lifts Ban On Them
Axis Bank has started offering structured derivative products to leading companies after a ban on these deals was lifted by RBI
-
Sebi Tightens Norms For P-Notes Having Derivatives As Underlying Asset
The regulator has also clarified on existing ODIs (Offshore Derivative Instruments), also known as participatory notes, where the underlying assets are derivatives.
-
SEBI Tightens Rules For Offshore Derivatives
SEBI said its board had decided to impose a fee of $1,000 every three years, starting from April 1 this year, on each offshore derivative instrument (ODI) subscriber to be collected by the issuer.
-
Sebi Proposes Tighter Rules, $1,000 Regulatory Fee For Participatory Notes
Sebi proposed to set a fee of $1,000 every three years starting on April 1, 2017 on ODI issuers and also on each investor in these instruments in order to "discourage the ODI subscribers from taking ODI route".
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MCX Flat After Rising 2.5% As Sebi Allows Options Trading In Commodities
Currently, the only instrument available in the commodity derivatives market is futures on individual commodities.
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HSBC Stops Issuing P-Notes As Government Steps Up Clampdown
Sebi) has shared with the government a list of foreign fund houses that are found to have issued the Offshore Derivative Instruments (ODIs) to Indian nationals.
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Foreign Investors Can Issue P-Notes To Entities Complying With New Rules: Sebi
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Wednesday said foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) can issue fresh participatory notes (P-Notes) to those entities which comply with tightened regulations by the capital markets watchdog.
-
TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Test Ride Review
We took the new TVS Apache RTR 200 4V for a special road test and were as impressed as we were during our time at the Company's test track in Hosur.
-
Sebi Tightens P-Note Norms To Check Money Laundering
Sebi tightened the due diligence requirements for issuance and transfer of controversy-ridden P-Notes and put the onus on investors to ensure the AML compliance.
-
Market Regulator to Look into Hike in Equity Derivative Lot Size
A derivative is a security derived from a debt instrument, share, loan, whether secured or unsecured or any other form of security. It also derives its value from the prices, or index of prices, of underlying securities.
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Sebi Mulls New Mechanism for Surveillance of Debt Instruments: Report
Besides, the markets watchdog also plans to undertake a review of 'derivative alerts' to safeguard the marketplace and investors from any manipulative activities.
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New Overseas Derivative Rules May Have Short Impact
The move by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to align rules for offshore derivative instruments (ODIs) with new foreign investment norms raises worries about flows.
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SEBI Aligns Overseas Derivative Instrument Rules
According to the SEBI statement on Monday, ODIs will now have to be consistent with India's new foreign investment requirements, including that an investor be from a country whose central bank is a member of the Bank for International Settlements.
