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According to merchant banking sources, the IPO is expected to fetch Rs 700 crore.
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SAT has also directed the Future Group promoters to deposit a sum of Rs 11 crore as an interim measure
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In its annual report for 2019-20, Sebi noted that cyber attacks and threats attempt to compromise the confidentiality
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Besides, the regulator is also looking to devise a methodology and calculation of compensation.
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On BSE, the stock was trading at Rs 1,614.7 down 2.81 per cent.
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Further, Kishore Biyani, some other promoters and Future Corporate Resources Pvt Ltd (FCRPL) plan to appeal against the order passed by SEBI
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The new framework is also aimed at increasing participation in the innovation sandbox.
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On the NSE, the stock closed the counter at Rs 1,444.35, down 2.06 per cent.
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While giving the approval, the SEBI listed a number of conditions in accordance with the Composite Scheme of Arrangement.
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Amazon has written to Sebi again, this time apprising it about the admission of its appeal before the division of the Delhi HC and urged the market regulator to suspend the review of the Future-RIL deal
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Vedanta had on Tuesday informed stock exchanges about its promoters raising $1 billion debt by issuing equivalent notes to Citicorp International Ltd and another $400 million in notes to an entity under Oaktree Capital Group.
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Justice Mukta Gupta passed the order on FRL's plea claiming that Amazon writing to authorities about the emergency arbitrator's award amounts to interfering with the Rs 24,713 crore Reliance-Future deal.
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SC agreed to hear an appeal filed by Franklin Templeton against the Karnataka HC order which stopped the fund house from winding up its debt fund schemes without prior consent of the investors
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Despite the top court granting various reliefs to Roy and his firms, they have neglected and failed to comply with various orders passed by this court.
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During January-May 2020, mutual funds (MFs) made a net investment of more than Rs 40,000 crore in stock markets
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AMCs have been allowed to become self-clearing members to clear and settle trades in the debt segment on behalf of its mutual fund schemes
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Of the Rs 7,300 crore shortfall in target, the company aims to address around Rs 4,200 crore in Q3 FY21
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Vedanta said its buyback offer is deemed to have failed as per the terms of the delisting regulations after promoter Vedanta Resources did not receive the required number of shares to delist the firm
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The listed entities will make disclosures about the fact of initiation of forensic audit along with the name of the entity initiating such audit and reasons for the same, if available, to stock exchanges
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The Centre said concerns have also been expressed regarding possible downgradation of loan accounts from standard to NPAs and consequent impact on ratings