www.skpcrossborder.com October 30, 2003
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SEBI initiates changes in the privately placed corporate bond market Mandatory sell-off norm for old players may be removed

Following the Reserve Bank’s recommendation for new norms to instill greater transparency in the debt market, SEBI has recently issued a circular making sweeping changes in the regulation of the booming debt market... Our Say

 

Foreign direct investment policies are set to witness a sea change, with the government evaluating the possibility of making 76% the maximum allowable limit across sectors. Particularly relevant is the impact it will have on existing players... Our Say

Other Interesting Reads

Amendments to guidelines on IPO put on hold

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has put on hold a recent amendment to its IPO guidelines, which had shortened the listing period for book building IPOs. The amendment had also barred research reports during a public issue. more

Public stake in listed companies will have to touch 25%

A large number of listed companies will soon be required to shore up their public shareholding to a minimum of 25%. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) will shortly issue directions to listed companies to maintain their minimum non-promoter holding at 25%. more

A better understanding of the “Mauritius” issue

The Supreme Court (SC) recently delivered a landmark judgment concerning various issues under the Indo-Mauritius Tax Treaty (the treaty) dealing with various critical issues concerning international taxation. more

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Indian nationals employed by foreign companies get more to bank on!!

Government plans 76% FDI cap across sectors

The Group of Ministers on Telecom in favour of 74% foreign funds in telecom service companies

Changes being proposed to the FDI norms for the print media

Technology buys abroad may be much easier soon

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