Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Wednesday introduced special delisting route for PSUs with ...

SEBI Board Meeting Outcome Today: The Securities and Exchange Board of India, in its Wednesday meeting, announced key ...

SEBI’s Board has allowed the use of liquid mutual funds and overnight funds as an additional route to fulfill deposit ...

In a major policy shift, PSUs (excluding banks, NBFCs, insurers) with 90% or more government/PSU holding can delist through a ...

Founders classified as promoters will now be allowed to retain ESOPs granted at least one year before filing their Draft Red ...

India's markets regulator on Wednesday reduced the regulatory requirements for foreign investors who invest exclusively in ...

To avoid misuse, Sebi has made ESOP grants subject to a one-year waiting period before IPO filing so that the scheme isn't misused to take sharp insider profits.

Sebi's board approves proposals including mandatory demat for select IPO shareholders, easier norms for FPIs investing in ...

The move introduces special provisions for PSUs where the Government of India and/or other PSUs hold 90% or more equity, ...

This assumes significance as the board of the capital market regulator, in its meeting held in December 2024, had approved ...

One of the standout announcements from SEBI's meeting was the decision to allow startup founders to continue holding ESOPs even after their firms list on stock exchanges.

SEBI believes the rules are not clear about whether founders who were granted ESOPs before being labeled promoters can still exercise their stock options both vested and unvested after the IPO.