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Saturday, May 17 1997
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Take-over panel: beyond the scope of SEBI Act![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon}
Under section 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India Act, 1992, SEBI has the power to make regulations consistent with the Act and rules made thereunder to carry out the purposes laid down. Section 30(2) provides the cases under which such regulations can be made.
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Who will test the waters?
There is a lot of hype globally about credit derivatives, perhaps undeserved. Curiously, the focus is on how banks are shifting their credit exposure around, either selling it to institutional investors or passing it off to other banks, in such a way as to ensure a win-win for both sides.
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Lending safety to stock lending
The decision by the National Securities Depository Ltd to take the depository route to stock lending, on paper, should take care of the risk of getting back a security which is either tainted or is a bad delivery. Lending through dematerialised shares, again on paper, should ensure lending the basic safety in stock lending.
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CRB episode -- Investors' concerns
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The Group
