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Sebi imposes Rs 2 lakh penalty on Emami Realty for regulatory lapses
Sebi has imposed a Rs 2 lakh penalty on Emami Realty for regulatory lapses involving a related-party loan and the classification of investments in its standalone financial statements. The regulator found that the company lacked prior audit committee approval for a Rs 25 lakh loan and improperly classified Rs 49.94 crore of investments.
Sebi proposes new CAS framework, two options for expiry-day settlement
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is set to implement crucial updates to the Closing Auction Session. A focus of these changes is on the process of derivatives settlement on expiry days. SEBI has laid out two alternatives for determining the derivatives settlement price: the first proposes a blended VWAP approach after one year, while the second keeps the current CTS VWAP process in place for the present.
Sebi proposes extending IT, cyber security framework of MIIs to their arms
Sebi proposed extending IT and cyber security rules to subsidiaries of market infrastructure institutions. This move aims to strengthen regulatory oversight over these evolving business structures. Subsidiaries undertaking core MII activities will now follow parent company's cybersecurity frameworks. Exemptions can be sought if subsidiaries do not meet specific criteria. Public comments on this proposal are due by October 2.
Sebi proposes extending cybersecurity rules to subsidiaries of MIIs
Sebi proposes extending its IT and cyber security framework to MII subsidiaries, seeking to close oversight gaps involving critical technology, data and infrastructure. The paper covers subsidiaries linked to MII activities, data or shared infrastructure, with comments due October 2.
Sebi proposes wider pool of MII board candidates, SOP for key officials
Sebi has proposed governance reforms for market infrastructure institutions, including relaxed director eligibility rules and standardised requirements for four key management roles. The proposals aim to widen access to expertise while strengthening technology, cybersecurity, compliance and risk management across MIIs.
Sebi completes first phase of Demat 2.0 bond pilot; secondary trading next: Tuhin Kanta Pandey
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has completed the first phase of its Demat 2.0 pilot for corporate bonds and will next bring secondary-market trading into the new technology framework, SEBI Chairman said on Thursday.
Sebi revises rules for open interest violations in commodity derivatives
Sebi has revised commodity derivatives position limits and penalties, effective immediately. The new framework caps violation charges, strengthens action against repeated breaches, and updates agri commodity classifications and limits, aiming to ease compliance while improving market risk management across exchanges.
Sebi launches Demat 2.0 pilot for tokenised corporate bonds
Sebi has launched Demat 2.0, a pilot for tokenised corporate bonds using distributed ledger technology and wholesale e-rupee settlement. REC, L&T and IIFL have raised Rs 1,025 crore, while future phases will enable trading and retail investor access in India.
CAS here to stay, liquidity will pick up, says Sebi Chief
Sebi chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey stated the closing auction session is here to stay. He acknowledged initial liquidity concerns, which have improved in other markets. Pandey mentioned Sebi will soon issue a consultation paper on the CAS framework. Some market participants praised the implementation, especially during MSCI rebalancing events. However, a segment of the market faces impacts due to settlement price dependency.
NSE slashes IPO size to Rs 23,500 crore in revised Sebi filing
The National Stock Exchange has updated its draft prospectus with Sebi, slashing its initial public offering size to about twenty-two thousand five hundred crore rupees. Existing shareholders will see their offer for sale drop to five point two five percent of the paid-up capital. Anticipating a launch in the third week of September, this adjustment may enable Hyundai Motor India to maintain its record for the largest IPO in India.
Supreme Court sends Vedanta’s Rs 5.25 crore SEBI penalty case back to SAT
The Supreme Court has returned a penalty case to the Securities Appellate Tribunal concerning a Rs 5.25 crore penalty imposed on Cairn India over its 2014 share buyback. The tribunal had annulled SEBI's earlier decision, which accused Cairn of misleading investors and lacking adequate purchase orders. The tribunal is set to reevaluate the matter thoroughly.
CAS stays, but derivatives settlement may change, says Sebi chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey after another 1,000-point Sensex swing
Sebi Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey stated the Closing Auction Session is here to stay. Traders express concerns about sharp expiry-day swings linked to this new mechanism. Global index provider MSCI acknowledged its recent rebalancing went well under the new framework. Sebi is reviewing derivative settlement price calculation methods after CAS implementation. The regulator will issue a consultation paper on potential changes to reduce shocks.
Sebi extends deadline for angel funds to comply with accredited investor mandate
SEBI has extended the accredited investor compliance deadline for existing Angel Funds to March 31, 2027. During the transition, these funds cannot offer investment opportunities to more than 200 non-accredited investors, while newer funds remain restricted to accredited investors.
Karan Adani settles PMC Projects case with Sebi by paying Rs 13.65 lakh
The settlement relates to an investigation into banking transactions and inter-corporate security deposits involving PMC Projects (India) Private Limited, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd (APSEZ), and the port operator's subsidiaries.
Sebi fines two Jindal Steel designated persons for trading-window violations
Sebi has fined two designated persons of Jindal Steel & Power Rs 1 lakh each for trading in the company’s shares and stock options during the trading-window closure period. The regulator also found that they executed trades above the prescribed threshold without obtaining pre-clearance, in violation of the company’s insider trading code.
Sebi eases compliance norms for FPIs investing only in government securities
Sebi has eased compliance requirements for FPIs investing exclusively in government securities, removing the need to furnish investor group details. The move follows the RBI’s decision to withdraw concentration limits for such FPIs under the General Route.
NSEL settlement scheme: Sebi settles proceedings against 91 commodity brokers
Sebi has concluded its proceedings against ninety-one commodity brokers linked to the NSEL issue, allowing these firms to participate in a settlement scheme. Many brokers consented to temporary limitations on proprietary trading and onboarding new clients, with some remitting settlement fees of up to thirty-six lakh rupees. This move aligns with the directive from the Securities Appellate Tribunal regarding an orderly settlement process.
Mann Fleet Partners gets Sebi nod to raise funds via IPO
Mann Fleet Partners has secured SEBI approval for its initial public offering. The company plans to raise funds through a fresh issue and an offer for sale. Proceeds will be used for debt payment and general corporate purposes. Mann Fleet Partners provides car and coach rental services across eighty-six cities globally. The stock will be listed on the National Stock Exchange and the BSE.
Explained: What Sebi’s proposed CAS changes mean for expiry-day trading and settlement
The regulator has proposed two options for determining expiry-day settlement prices for index and stock derivatives, changes to the timing of the continuous trading session (CTS), CAS and derivatives trading, and additional measures aimed at improving the functioning of the auction.
Sebi proposes easing eligibility norms for MII directors
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said the current rules have made it difficult for MIIs to find suitable candidates, particularly for public interest direc
Supreme Court directs SAT to revisit Cairn India buyback case
A Supreme Court bench of Justices JB Pardiwala and KV Viswanathan partly allowed Sebi's appeals against SAT's ruling and asked the tribunal to reconsider the question of "fraud alone" under the PFUTP regulations and decide on the matter in six months. The tribunal was directed to reconsider the matter after examining disputed trading data and other facts.
JPMorgan, Jane Street probes show India scrutinizing Wall Street
India’s market regulator Sebi is intensifying scrutiny of global financial firms, targeting entities linked to JPMorgan, Jane Street, Bank of America and Capital Group over alleged market misconduct. The crackdown focuses on protecting retail investors, particularly in India’s huge options market, while pushing foreign institutions to strengthen compliance as regulatory oversight becomes more stringent.
IFCI shares rally 6%, turn multibagger as NSE IPO gets SEBI nod. More upside ahead?
IFCI shares rallied 6% after Sebi approved NSE’s much-awaited IPO, clearing a key hurdle for the exchange’s listing. IFCI has indirect exposure to NSE through its majority stake in Stock Holding Corporation of India. The stock has surged over 500% in three years, with analysts seeing further upside.
Sebi, European Markets Authority partner for cooperation on central counterparties
Sebi and the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance cooperation and information exchange regarding central counterparties. This agreement replaces the 2017 pact, facilitating safer cross-border clearing and market infrastructure regulation.
Sebi moves ahead with action against Hindenburg, others in Adani case: Report
Sebi has started hearing representations as it seeks to recover gains from trades it suspects were based on prior knowledge of Hindenburg Research’s 2023 report on the Adani Group. The regulator had alleged that Kingdon Capital built short positions in Adani-related stocks before the report triggered a selloff, wiping out $150 billion in group value. Adani denied wrongdoing.
Sebi eases FPI compliance rules for G-Sec bets
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has taken a significant step by relaxing compliance regulations for foreign investors. Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) who are exclusively investing in government securities will no longer be required to disclose their investor group details. This amendment follows a recent circular from the Reserve Bank of India, which abolished concentration limit requirements. The updated rules are in effect immediately, streamlining investment processes.
Demat 2.0 explained: Why it matters for bond market investors
In an innovative move, Sebi has rolled out Demat 2.0, a pilot scheme aimed at tokenising corporate bonds. This initiative facilitates rapid settlement and instant fund retrieval for investors. It automates interest and redemption payments through smart contracts, while atomic settlement mitigates risks by coordinating the release of bonds and payments seamlessly. Future developments will broaden this system's reach to secondary markets and individual investors.
IFCI shares slide 7% after stellar 30% monthly surge amid NSE IPO buzz
IFCI shares fell 7% after a sharp recent rally, after the stock rallied nearly 30% in a month amid Sebi’s approval of the NSE IPO. IFCI has indirect exposure to NSE through its stake in Stock Holding Corporation of India.
Sebi approves 3 IPOs of Cosmic PV, Monomark, RKB Global along with NSE
SEBI has approved IPOs for Cosmic PV Power, Monomark Engineering, and RKB Global, alongside the National Stock Exchange's major public offer. These approvals highlight a significant revival in India’s IPO market during the second half of 2026.
JPMorgan unit, Mansi Share gets nod to trade, but can’t participate in CAS
Sebi has removed trading restrictions on Copthall Mauritius Investment and Mansi Share after they deposited questionable gains with the regulator last month. This decision aligns with Sebi's directive to block certain funds from their accounts. Nevertheless, they will still face limitations when participating in the closing auction session, as investigations into claims of market manipulation persist.
India lifts ban on JPMorgan unit in index manipulation charge
India lifted its trading ban on JPMorgan unit Copthall Mauritius and Mansi Share after they deposited Rs 2.96 crore ($311,230) in alleged unlawful gains. Accused by SEBI of manipulating BSE Sensex closing auction prices to boost options bets, both entities can trade again while the investigation continues
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Sebi settles disclosure violation charges against Adani Ports CEO, CFO
India's Securities and Exchange Board of India has resolved disclosure breach allegations against two Adani Ports executives, who each settled by paying 1.37 million rupees without acknowledging any fault. This action comes after a thorough probe into banking operations and inter-corporate security deposits, triggered by concerns over financial reporting violations. The inquiry was part of a broader review sparked by the Hindenburg report on potential share price manipulation.
Market chaos after CAS: What exactly is Sebi reviewing and will it stop expiry-day wild swings?
Sebi’s review of derivative settlement price methodology could reduce sharp expiry-day swings linked to the Closing Auction Session (CAS). Analysts expect the regulator to consider delinking derivative settlements from CAS closing prices rather than scrapping the mechanism. However, a revised framework may curb extreme volatility without eliminating normal expiry-day market swings.
Sebi set to review derivative settlement prices amid concerns over CAS
Sebi will review derivative settlement price methods. This follows market participant feedback after the new closing auction session. The regulator introduced the closing auction session in the equity cash segment. This session determines the closing price of securities for derivatives. A consultation paper on proposed changes will be issued soon.
BSE, Groww, Angel One shares rally up to 8% after Sebi’s CAS circular. What did the regulator say?
Sebi plans to review the methodology for setting derivative settlement prices on expiry after market participants raised concerns over the new Closing Auction Session (CAS). The regulator will issue a consultation paper next week.
Sebi proposes net fund settlement for mutual fund cash-market trades
Sebi has proposed allowing mutual fund schemes to settle cash-market fund obligations on a net basis for eligible outright transactions. The move could ease temporary liquidity pressures and reduce funding needs, particularly during index rebalancing or large inflows and outflows. Securities will continue to be settled on a gross delivery basis.
Sebi plans net settlement for mutual fund trades in cash market
Sebi proposed allowing net fund settlement for mutual fund cash market trades. This move aims to ease temporary liquidity pressures and improve settlement efficiency. Mutual funds can now net purchase and sale funds within the same settlement cycle. Securities settlement will continue on a gross, delivery basis under the new proposal. This change addresses market participant feedback regarding liquidity and operational inefficiencies.
Sebi to review derivatives settlement price methodology after CAS volatility
Sebi will review derivative settlement prices after market feedback. The Closing Auction Session's impact on expiry-day settlement is a concern. Traders reported sudden option price swings during the auction window. This review follows the equity cash segment's Closing Auction Session introduction. A consultation paper on proposed changes will be issued soon.
NSE IPO is selling a monopoly. Investors should watch the referee
NSE's upcoming listing presents investors with a dual business model. The exchange operates as a profit-generating toll booth and a regulatory referee. Global evidence suggests demutualisation creates conflicts, especially in weaker regulatory environments. Sebi's strength will determine if NSE can effectively police itself post-listing. The price band remains the critical factor for investors to consider.
Dividend alert! Last day to buy IREDA, Kalyan Jewellers among more than 100 stocks for dividends. Do you own any?
Under Sebi's T+1 settlement cycle, investors need to purchase a company's shares at least one trading day before the record date to ensure the shares are credited to their demat accounts in time, and they become eligible for the corporate action. Accordingly, today is the last opportunity for investors to buy the shares so that they are credited to their accounts by the record date (September 11), making them eligible for the dividend.
Vikas Khemani’s Carnelian Asset Management files draft document with Sebi for its first fund
Carnelian Asset Management has filed documents with Sebi to launch its first liquid mutual fund, targeting short-term investors seeking high liquidity and low-to-moderate risk. The open-ended scheme will invest in debt and money-market instruments maturing within 91 days, expanding Carnelian’s offerings to retail investors.
Capital market stocks rise on CAS fix hopes, index closes 1% higher
Capital market stocks saw gains Friday after regulator Sebi's circular on the Closing Auction Session mechanism. Trader pushback against CAS-linked settlement pricing prompted Sebi to respond to market concerns. Erratic settlement prints since August 3 caused option premiums to swing significantly. Market participants anticipate Sebi's paper will reduce reliance on the single CAS print. This move is expected to restore trader confidence and remove trading volume overhang.
BSE shares surge 10% in just 3 sessions. What’s driving the rally?
BSE shares extended their winning streak as Sebi announced a review of the methodology used to determine derivative settlement prices following concerns over the new Closing Auction Session. Trading volumes and option activity have declined sharply, particularly at BSE. A consultation paper expected next week could propose changes aimed at reducing expiry-day volatility and improving risk management.
BSE volumes ease after sharp rebound; CAS remains in focus: Nuvama
For FY27 to date, BSE’s ADPTV is around Rs 26,200 crore, while its ADPTV market share is around 35.2%. Its premium-to-notional turnover ratio is around 12.4 basis points, compared with 17.2 basis points for the industry.
NSE likely to price IPO around Rs 1,800, list by September 25: Sources
The National Stock Exchange plans to price its initial public offering near Rs 1,800 per share. The company will likely announce its price band on September 15. The IPO is expected to open around September 18 for investors. Listing may occur approximately on September 25, following Sebi approval. This significant public issue follows years of regulatory delays and scrutiny.
Sebi's new sectoral debt fund category explained: Yields, tax and risks
SEBI introduced sectoral debt funds allowing concentrated exposure in sectors like financial services and energy with high credit ratings. Divya Mehta from DSP Mutual Fund explains how this new category delivers attractive yields compared to corporate bond funds, while analyzing tax implications, holding periods, and concentration risks for investors.
Citi launches eFPI to cut foreign investor registration time in India to 5 days
Citi has launched eFPI@Citi, a digital solution that can cut foreign portfolio investor registration in India to five business days. The service uses technology to simplify onboarding as global investor interest rises, supporting faster access to Indian capital markets overall.
Sebi bars Tarapur Transformers, promoters from markets for 5 years in fund diversion case
Sebi barred nine entities, including Tarapur Transformers and its promoters, from securities markets for up to five years. The regulator found fund diversion through interest-free loans and fictitious transactions in company books. Rajendra Kumar Choudhary, a promoter, received a five-year ban and a Rs 30 lakh fine. Other entities faced three-year market bans for their involvement in these fraudulent activities.
NSE's IPO to be second biggest till now as offer size cut, price band lowered
India's premier stock exchange, NSE, has finally revealed the long-anticipated details of its initial public offering. Existing investors will sell fewer shares at a revised price band, aiming to raise between Rs 21,494 crore and Rs 22,569 crore. The public can subscribe from September 17 to September 21, with the official listing set for September 24, marking a pivotal advancement for NSE.
Sebi slaps Rs 25 lakh fine on Citrus Check Inns directors
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has imposed a Rs 25 lakh penalty on three directors of Citrus Check Inns for disobeying its orders. The firm had unlawfully gathered funds from investors despite Sebi's prohibitory instructions. The directors claimed these collections were unintentional, attributed to agents and automatic setups. However, Sebi dismissed their argument, holding the directors accountable for the agents' actions.
Why are Registered Investment Advisers so rare in India? The big reason may surprise investors
In the Indian investment landscape, a stark difference exists between mutual fund distributors who earn commissions and fee-only advisors who charge direct fees. This distinction has left many investors perplexed. Industry professionals have embarked on varying paths, revealing the challenges posed by regulatory complexities and compliance demands. The market is in need of clearer guidelines and supportive regulations to enhance the viability of independent advisory practices.
BSE shares fall 4% to snap 3-day rally as Bernstein forecasts up to 17% downside
BSE shares fell sharply on Wednesday after Bernstein initiated coverage with an Underperform rating and a Rs 2,820 target, implying 17% downside. The brokerage expects retail participation in equity derivatives to moderate and BSE’s market share gains to peak in FY27. Meanwhile, CAS-related volume concerns add to the pressure.
Zerodha unit gets nod for merchant banking
On September 1, Zerodha Corporate Advisors secured approval from Sebi to function as a merchant banker, following their application back in April. This pivotal approval enables the firm to facilitate initial public offerings and handle various capital market activities. Although the complete registration process with the regulator remains in progress, Zerodha Corporate Advisors is gearing up to launch its new merchant banking services shortly.
One month of CAS: How 4 expiry days turned into a 6,000-point Sensex scare for investors
Sebi's latest initiative, the Closing Auction Session, has introduced complexities for Sensex options traders, especially on expiry days. Sharp movements seen during the auction period have caused significant agitation among traders. The newly discovered closing price from this session now governs derivative contracts, intertwining cash market volatility with options values.
Sebi’s new ETF rules apply today: What changes from September 7 and how they impact investors?
Sebi’s revised ETF trading rules have come into effect from September 7, changing how price bands and reference prices are determined. The new framework introduces dynamic price bands based on underlying assets and a pre-open auction for gold and silver ETFs, aiming to improve price discovery and reduce premiums or discounts to NAV.
Mega NSE IPO coming as Sebi approves Rs 30,000 crore public offer
NSE’s long-awaited IPO has moved closer after Sebi approved its draft offer plan for a proposed Rs 30,000-crore issue. The IPO will be entirely an offer for sale, allowing existing shareholders to dilute their stakes. The listing would mark the end of a process first initiated in 2016 and stalled over regulatory concerns.
Jio IPO: Co set to begin investor outreach later this week, say sources
Jio Platforms is preparing for its massive initial public offering after receiving Sebi approval. Investor outreach will commence this week across key global financial centers. The company plans to issue fresh equity shares to raise substantial capital. Proceeds will primarily be used to repay outstanding borrowings of its subsidiary. This public offering marks Reliance group's first since 2008.
Quant Mutual Fund files draft papers with Sebi for an index fund, its second passive fund
Quant Mutual Fund has filed with Sebi to launch the Quant Nifty 100 Index Fund, its second passive offering. The fund will track Nifty 100 TRI, invest predominantly in equities and carry a very high risk rating.
Canara Bank eyes $2 billion via overseas bonds
Canara Bank intends to raise two billion dollars from international markets. This significant funding will be secured through its medium term note program. The bank plans to mobilize these funds via its Gift City branch. Senior unsecured foreign currency bonds will be issued for this purpose. This initiative aims to bolster the bank's overseas financial capabilities.
NSE IPO gets Sebi approval: 10 important points investors should know as D-Street debut inches closer
NSE’s IPO moved closer to launch after Sebi approved its draft offer document, with the proposed Rs 30,000-crore issue likely to list on BSE. The OFS could involve nearly 6% stake, with several shareholders selling. Strong financials, dominant derivatives market share and premium unlisted valuation make it a closely watched offering.
NSE grey market premium soars on Sebi's IPO approval
The National Stock Exchange's IPO has gained the necessary regulatory approval, leading to an increase in grey market premiums. Investors are now looking at a potential price hike for shares before they officially list. Brokers foresee the IPO launch by late September, with unlisted NSE shares trading at about ₹1,975, while the IPO size is estimated at around ₹30,000 crore.
Zerodha gets Sebi nod for merchant banking licence, formal registration awaited: Report
Zerodha’s merchant banking licence application has received Sebi clearance, enabling its expansion into investment banking after formal registration. The move broadens its financial services portfolio, strengthens its capital markets presence and positions the broker to support companies raising funds through IPOs.
ETMarkets Smart Talk| With 87.7% of F&O traders losing money, why systematic trading is becoming more relevant for retail investors, says Prashant Shah
Retail traders face significant losses in India's derivatives market. Automation and AI tools offer solutions for consistent execution and risk management. Technological advancements make algorithmic trading more accessible to individual investors. This shift addresses behavioral challenges and improves trading processes. The Indian market sees substantial growth in trading technology opportunities.
NSE may cut IPO size to Rs 25,000 crore from Rs 30,000 crore
The National Stock Exchange is considering reducing its initial public offering size. The proposed share sale could now amount to around ₹24,000-25,000 crore. NSE aims to launch the IPO in the third week of September. This move would retain Hyundai Motor India's largest IPO tag. The exchange received Sebi's consent to proceed with the IPO.
NSE IPO: Market dominance vs regulatory risks; what investors should know from the RHP
In its red herring prospectus (RHP), NSE has highlighted its market leadership, scale, profitability, technology infrastructure and cash generation as key strengths. The exchange, however, has also flagged several risks, including dependence on trading volumes, regulatory changes and increased scrutiny.
KPMG audit revealed OP Bhatt suppressed key information as Coforge board chair
OP Bhatt resigned as Coforge chairman after board evaluation findings were withheld. KPMG uncovered inconsistencies in separate board member and board evaluation reports. Key findings, including Bhatt's low scores, were not shared with all directors. Investors confronted Bhatt after KPMG highlighted these discrepancies and legal violations. Vivek Sharma was subsequently named interim chairperson of the company.
BSE shares fall 3% as rival NSE gets closer to mega IPO. More pain ahead?
BSE shares fell on Friday after rival NSE announced its Rs 22,662-crore IPO, with the issue set to open on September 17. Bernstein has an ‘Underperform’ rating on BSE, citing moderating retail participation and potential peaking of market share gains in FY27. The stock remains sharply higher over longer periods.
NSE unlisted shares vs Nifty: Where did investors make more money ahead of mega IPO?
Since September 2021, NSE unlisted shares have surged by over 170%, vastly overshadowing the Nifty 50 index's rise of just 35% within the same timeframe. This remarkable performance indicates a strong advantage of the unlisted shares, which have shown consistent stability over the past year, leading to significant value creation for investors.
SME IPO framework overhaul: Can SEBI deepen liquidity, protect investors without shutting out growth-oriented SMEs?
As SEBI plans to overhaul the SME listing framework, the key challenge for the regulator will be strengthening investor protection while improving liquidity and keeping public-market access viable for growth-oriented SMEs.
Shakti Pumps shares surge 12% on Rs 236 crore Maharashtra solar pump order
Shakti Pumps shares surged nearly 12% after the company secured a Rs 216.64 crore order from MSEDCL to supply 10,000 solar water pumping systems across Maharashtra under the Magel Tyala Saur Krushi Pump Yojana.
NSE IPO GMP at 12% as stock exchange announces price band, key dates. 10 things to know
NSE’s IPO is set to raise around Rs 22,662 crore, with the latest grey market premium at 11–12% after the exchange fixed its price band. The offer size has been cut to 12.64 crore shares, meaning it will not surpass Hyundai Motor India’s Rs 27,870-crore issue to become India’s largest IPO.
Are NSE unlisted shareholders staring at losses? Here's what IPO pricing indicates
NSE’s expected IPO price of Rs 1,700-1,785 could fall below its unlisted-market trading range, potentially leaving investors with notional losses. The listing, expected in September, will test private-market valuations and investor expectations surrounding India’s biggest exchange.
BSE tech glitch disrupts F&O trading on Sensex expiry day
On Thursday, the BSE faced technical difficulties, leading to obstacles in executing trades related to futures and options during the crucial weekly Sensex expiry. According to the exchange, there was a short outage that affected specific segments of the cash market. Fortunately, normal operations resumed once the issue was addressed, although brokers reported similar disruptions on their trading platforms that were subsequently rectified.
Sebi bars Trafiksol ITS, its promoters from securities market for 1 year; slaps Rs 1.05 cr fine
Sebi has taken decisive action against Trafiksol and its promoters, imposing a one-year ban from the securities market. The company and its directors face penalties totaling Rs 1.05 crore after being found in serious breach of regulations concerning financial disclosures and the allocation of IPO funds. The decision comes in light of complaints regarding Trafiksol's SME IPO, which was significantly oversubscribed at a rate of 345.
Market wrap: Adani Ent, Max Healthcare, Infosys, HDFC Life among top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Wednesday
Indian equities extended losses on September 9 as rising oil prices pressured sentiment. Sensex fell 813 points and Nifty declined 204 points. IT stocks led sectoral losses, while metals gained. Technical indicators remained bearish, though oversold conditions could trigger a rebound.
Market wrap: HDFC Bank, Dr Reddys, Hindalco, JSW Steel top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Friday
Indian equity markets ended the week lower as crude oil prices surged and global rate concerns pressured sentiment. Nifty fell 0.34%, while Sensex gained 0.16%. Midcaps and smallcaps declined, volatility rose, with metals and realty stocks leading losses on Friday.
Sri Lotus Developers shares jump 3% to fresh 52-week high after Capital Group buys nearly 2% stake
Sri Lotus Developers shares hit a fresh 52-week high after a Capital Group fund acquired a 2% stake worth over Rs 195 crore. The promoter stake sale helped meet minimum public shareholding norms. The stock has more than doubled since its March low, while Q1 FY27 profit rose 77% year-on-year.
Muthoot FinCorp rolls out Rs 700 crore NCD issue. Here's what investors need to know
Muthoot FinCorp has launched the fifth tranche of its secured, rated and redeemable NCDs, offering effective annual yields of 8.89% to 9.25% across four tenures ranging from 24 to 72 months. The company aims to raise up to Rs 700 crore, with proceeds earmarked for onward lending, repayment or prepayment of existing borrowings and general corporate purposes.
Explained: Why US ETFs listed in India are trading at steep 65% premiums over the iNAV. Should you worry?
India-listed US ETFs are trading at steep premiums to their indicative NAVs, with some reaching 65%. The divergence appears driven by limited supply due to overseas investment caps, strong demand for US equities and changes in ETF circuit-limit calculations. Investors buying at elevated premiums risk losses if the gap narrows.
Sensex drops 555 points, Nifty closes below 23,650 as market extends losses. How long will the downtrend continue?
On Tuesday, Indian stock markets experienced a decline, with both Sensex and Nifty ending lower amid rising crude oil prices and concerns over potential Fed interest rate hikes. However, mid and smallcap segments managed to gain ground, finishing positively. Analysts warn that this negative trend might persist short-term, advising investors to favor large-cap stocks in their portfolios.
Will US 10-year bond yield crossing 5% really hurt markets? Yes Securities says fears overblown
The 10-year US Treasury yield has risen above 4.9% and is marching towards the crucial 5% level that it had last hit briefly in 2023. Yes Securities issued a contrarian bet, saying the rise in global yields increasingly reflects stronger nominal growth, a structurally higher equilibrium real rate and synchronised global monetary normalisation, rather than deteriorating economic fundamentals or an imminent fiscal crisis.
Market wrap: HDFC Life, Power Grid, HCL Tech, Hindalco top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Thursday
Indian equities ended marginally higher on September 10 despite Brent crude nearing $102 a barrel and weak global cues. Nifty gained 0.20% and Sensex 0.19%, while technical analysts flagged 23,600 as crucial resistance amid persistent market pressure.
NSE’s mega IPO moves closer as SC approves Sebi settlement
In a pivotal decision, the Supreme Court has validated the National Stock Exchange’s settlement concerning the co-location and dark fibre matters. This marks a crucial step forward as the exchange readies for its initial public offering, expected to attract nearly thirty-one thousand crore rupees. Once completed, this IPO could become the second-largest in the nation, following the regulatory body’s acceptance of the significant settlement payment.
HFCL shares hit lower circuit after 240% rally in 2026. What technical charts now indicate
HFCL shares hit the 5% lower circuit on Thursday, extending their two-day decline to 7% despite a 240% rally so far in 2026. The stock is currently consolidating in the Rs 257–218 range, with technical indicators pointing to a sideways bias, according to SBI Securities’ Sudeep Shah.
Dilip Buildcon shares rally 12% on bagging Rs 1,800 crore LPG pipeline project
Dilip Buildcon shares rallied after the company received an LOI from PNGRB to develop an LPG pipeline from Paradip to Raipur. The project gives the company an exclusive licence to develop, finance, construct and operate the pipeline, as well as levy and collect transportation tariffs up to the designated delivery point.
Hidden goldmine! How NSE IPO will unlock Rs 95,000 crore value for over 20 listed companies
The NSE IPO could unlock significant hidden value for 26 listed shareholders, whose combined NSE holdings could be worth around Rs 94,619 crore at the tentative upper price of Rs 1,785 per share. LIC stands to benefit the most, with its 26.53-crore-share stake valued at around Rs 47,351 crore.
IFCI shares fall 4% on reports of lower price band for NSE IPO
IFCI shares fell sharply on Wednesday after reports suggested NSE could price its IPO below earlier indications and reduce the stake offered. The proposed price band of Rs 1,700–1,785 values NSE at around Rs 4.4 lakh crore. IFCI’s indirect exposure to NSE through Stock Holding Corporation has put its shares under pressure.
IPO pile-up swells to Rs 4.67 lakh crore: Will money move from Sensex, Nifty to primary markets?
India's primary market is gearing up for a significant evolution, marked by a thriving IPO pipeline. With a stunning Rs 4.67 lakh crore poised from both approved and submitted IPOs, companies are eager to connect with investors. As capital reallocates towards quality and reasonable valuations, the success of key IPOs is set to sway overall market sentiment.
Market wrap: BEL, HUL, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Tuesday
Indian equity markets extended losses on September 8, with Sensex and Nifty falling amid elevated crude prices, rate-hike concerns and heavy IPO activity. Broader markets outperformed, while technical indicators showed continued weakness, though deeply oversold conditions could support a near-term rebound.
Stocks in news: Canara Bank, Vodafone Idea, Premier Energies and ACME Solar
Indian equity markets saw a slight recovery on Thursday after recent declines. Canara Bank plans to raise substantial funds through bond issuances. Vodafone Idea is set to receive significant debt financing from lenders. Premier Energies and RCT India will form a joint venture for battery manufacturing. Several other companies reported corporate actions and developments.
AIFs seek status quo as 'foreign control' rules go for a recast
Local alternative investment funds have warned regulators about proposed changes. These changes could significantly impact capital inflows into India's economy. The draft rules aim to curb indirect foreign ownership in sensitive sectors. Industry officials requested the status quo on existing regulatory definitions. This move seeks to maintain India's attractiveness for foreign investment.
Granules India promoter sells 1.72 crore shares worth Rs 1,500 crore; Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas among investors
Granules India promoter Krishna Prasad Chigurupati sold 1.72 crore shares worth about Rs 1,500 crore through block and open-market deals. The sale funds the second tranche of a preferential issue, while promoter holding falls to 31.08% following the transaction today.
Molbio Diagnostics shares rally 30% in 2 days, jump 80% since debut. What lies ahead?
Molbio Diagnostics shares have surged nearly 30% in two sessions, extending their post-listing gains to around 80% from the IPO price. The sharp rally comes as the newly listed company reported a strong Q1 FY27 performance, swinging to a profit of Rs 58.75 crore from a loss in the year-ago quarter.
Is a long-term fund an equity or debt fund? What mutual fund investors should know
Sebi's recent mutual fund category renaming has created potential investor confusion. Long Duration Funds are now Long Term Funds, which are debt-based. This change may mislead investors seeking equity for long-term goals. Fund houses must now align scheme names with modified category designations. The regulator aims to standardize names and reduce scheme duplication across the industry.
BSE chief says most players still avoid new closing auction
BSE CEO Sundararaman Ramamurthy says most market participants are yet to embrace the new closing auction system, with only a handful of institutions participating a month after its launch. The muted uptake suggests the mechanism is still grappling with initial teething issues.
Will Bitcoin touch $400,000 by 2030? Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong answers
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong predicts Bitcoin could reach $400,000 by 2030, confirming the target remains reasonable. He believes the cryptocurrency has hit its market bottom following a year-long downturn, with upcoming halving events and regulatory updates expected to drive future growth despite ongoing price fluctuations.
Ola Electric shares surge 7%. What’s triggering the sharp uptick in EV major?
Ola Electric shares rallied on Thursday as value buying emerged after three consecutive sessions of decline. Around 6.87 crore shares worth Rs 270 crore were traded. The buying interest followed the company’s launch of its first batch of dealer-operated stores.
NSE IPO: Exchange didn't move an application to trade on its own platform, says CEO Ashish Chauhan
NSE CEO Ashish Chauhan said the exchange has not applied to Sebi to trade its own shares on the NSE platform ahead of its IPO. The issue will be entirely an offer for sale, with about 12.64 crore shares on offer and an expected size of Rs 22,500-23,500 crore.
Nifty drops 4% in less than 5 weeks despite attractive valuations in largecaps. What can reverse this trend?
Despite their appealing valuations, Indian largecap stocks are currently on a downward trend. Meanwhile, the mid and smallcap sectors are enjoying consistent monthly SIP inflows. Analysts predict that a trend reversal for largecaps is on the horizon, spurred by upcoming mega IPOs from NSE and Jio. Investors are encouraged to prioritize largecap stocks with robust earnings visibility.
