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Decentralised Finance Comes Under Global Regulators' Scrutiny as They Seek to Safeguard Market Stability
Global securities regulators set out on Thursday their first blueprint to make participants in "decentralised finance" (DeFi) accountable for their actions and safeguard market stability. DeFi platforms allow users to lend, borrow and save in digital assets, using the blockchain technology that underpins cryptoassets to bypass the traditional gatek...
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RBI’s Digital Lending Norms Will Help Sector Scale Up, Become More Responsible, Industry Says
The RBI’s digital lending norms, introduced on Wednesday, have been welcomed by the industry. The new regulations will help the sector scale up and become more responsible. According to the new guidelines, all loan disbursals and repayments are required to be executed only between the bank accounts of the borrower and regulated entities like bank...
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Stock Market Holiday: BSE, NSE To Remain Closed On Account Of Dussehra
Markets will remain closed on Friday on account of Dussehra festival celebrations across the country. Also, there will be no trading in equity, derivative and SLB (Securities Lending and Borrowing) Segments, according to the BSE website.
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Holi On March 2: Stock Markets Will Be Closed On These Days In 2018
BSE has listed stock market holidays for 2018 for each of three market segments: equity, equity derivative and SLB (Securities' Lending and Borrowing) on its website- bseindia.com.
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BSE Market Holidays 2018: Equity Trading To Remain Shut On These Days In 2018
BSE has listed market holidays for each of three market segments - equity, equity derivative and SLB (Securities' Lending and Borrowing) - in 2018.
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NSE To Permit Collateral Transfer From September 19
National Stock Exchange (NSE) will allow market participants to transfer collaterals placed in the form of cash and fixed deposit receipts from securities lending and borrowing schemes (SLBs) to other segments and vice-versa on an intraday basis from September 19.
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BSE to Drop Amtek Auto From SLB Segment
BSE on Tuesday said it will exclude debt-laden Amtek Auto from trading in the securities lending and borrowing (SLB) segment with effect from November 6.
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BSE Launches Roll-Over Facility in Securities Lending and Borrowing Scheme
SLB mechanism allows short sellers to borrow securities for making delivery. The roll-over facility in the SLB session will be available for a three-month period (original contract plus two roll-over contracts).
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RBI takes steps to curb rupee decline
The RBI raised the Marginal Standing Facility (MSF) rate and Bank Rate each by 200 basis points to 10.25 per cent, capped the amount up to which banks can borrow or lend under its daily liquidity window and announced a sale of government securities through an open market operation.
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Sebi to ease regulations for securities borrowing, lending
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said on Thursday that it would increase the number of stocks that are allowed to be used for borrowing and lending, thus relaxing short-selling rules.
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Decentralised Finance Comes Under Global Regulators' Scrutiny as They Seek to Safeguard Market Stability
Global securities regulators set out on Thursday their first blueprint to make participants in "decentralised finance" (DeFi) accountable for their actions and safeguard market stability. DeFi platforms allow users to lend, borrow and save in digital assets, using the blockchain technology that underpins cryptoassets to bypass the traditional gatek...
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RBI’s Digital Lending Norms Will Help Sector Scale Up, Become More Responsible, Industry Says
The RBI’s digital lending norms, introduced on Wednesday, have been welcomed by the industry. The new regulations will help the sector scale up and become more responsible. According to the new guidelines, all loan disbursals and repayments are required to be executed only between the bank accounts of the borrower and regulated entities like bank...
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Stock Market Holiday: BSE, NSE To Remain Closed On Account Of Dussehra
Markets will remain closed on Friday on account of Dussehra festival celebrations across the country. Also, there will be no trading in equity, derivative and SLB (Securities Lending and Borrowing) Segments, according to the BSE website.
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Holi On March 2: Stock Markets Will Be Closed On These Days In 2018
BSE has listed stock market holidays for 2018 for each of three market segments: equity, equity derivative and SLB (Securities' Lending and Borrowing) on its website- bseindia.com.
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BSE Market Holidays 2018: Equity Trading To Remain Shut On These Days In 2018
BSE has listed market holidays for each of three market segments - equity, equity derivative and SLB (Securities' Lending and Borrowing) - in 2018.
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NSE To Permit Collateral Transfer From September 19
National Stock Exchange (NSE) will allow market participants to transfer collaterals placed in the form of cash and fixed deposit receipts from securities lending and borrowing schemes (SLBs) to other segments and vice-versa on an intraday basis from September 19.
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BSE to Drop Amtek Auto From SLB Segment
BSE on Tuesday said it will exclude debt-laden Amtek Auto from trading in the securities lending and borrowing (SLB) segment with effect from November 6.
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BSE Launches Roll-Over Facility in Securities Lending and Borrowing Scheme
SLB mechanism allows short sellers to borrow securities for making delivery. The roll-over facility in the SLB session will be available for a three-month period (original contract plus two roll-over contracts).
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RBI takes steps to curb rupee decline
The RBI raised the Marginal Standing Facility (MSF) rate and Bank Rate each by 200 basis points to 10.25 per cent, capped the amount up to which banks can borrow or lend under its daily liquidity window and announced a sale of government securities through an open market operation.
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Sebi to ease regulations for securities borrowing, lending
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said on Thursday that it would increase the number of stocks that are allowed to be used for borrowing and lending, thus relaxing short-selling rules.
