SEBI changed the rules from FPI to IPO, investors will be directly affected
SEBI New Rules: Many new rules have been announced by SEBI. This includes new rules for disclosure and listing of IPOs by FPIs on investment in a particular corporate in the Indian markets. This will be of great benefit to the investors and the listing of the IPO will be quicker than before.
Many important decisions have been taken in the board meeting of the stock market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), which will have a direct impact on a common investor. In this, additional disclosure will have to be given for the listing of IPOs, listing of NCDs, and FPIs investing excessively in a particular corporate house.
It was believed that this time there could be an announcement on TER rules in Mutual Funds. No, no announcement has been made regarding this.
As per the decision taken by SEBI, now FPIs investing in a particular corporate will have to give an additional disclosure after the new rule comes into force. In this, from its structure to the purpose for which FPI is being invested in that company. This has to be told.
SEBI has decided to reduce the listing time of new IPOs in the stock market. Now the listing can happen within three days of the closure of the IPO. Initially, this rule will be implemented voluntarily in the first phase. Which will start from September 1, 2023. Its second phase will be implemented in December 2023. This will be applicable to all IPO issues.
New rules have been made regarding non-convertible debt security. Which will be applicable from January 1. Thereafter, listing and delisting of non-convertible debt securities can be done on a voluntary basis.
In this meeting, no announcement has been made regarding TER (Total Expense Ratio) in mutual funds.
