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    SEBI CIRCULAR OCTOBER 2026

    NRIs can now complete online KYC from the US, UK, UAE and other FATF-compliant countries

    For Indian investors residing overseas, a new development brings good news. A recent circular from Sebi allows them to open investment accounts without needing to return to India. By permitting digital KYC submissions from various compliant countries, this initiative simplifies the process for non-resident Indians (NRIs) and overseas citizens of India (OCIs).

    Muhurat trading 2026 today: Date, time, settlement rules, and other key things investors should know

    Muhurat Trading time and settlement rules: Indian stock markets will hold a special Muhurat Trading session on November 8, from 2:20 pm to 3:30 pm, marking the beginning of Samvat 2083. The Diwali tradition symbolises prosperity, with special trading schedules across equity and commodity markets.

    NSE overhauls closing price discovery, changes F&O expiry settlement rules from December 7

    The NSE has announced changes to the Closing Auction Session (CAS) in the equity cash segment and trading rules in the equity derivatives segment, effective December 7, 2026. In two circulars issued on November 6.

    Sebi’s new settlement regulations to come into force from Nov 7; rolls out online application, calculator

    Sebi's new settlement regulations take effect November 7, 2026, allowing eligible entities to settle specified administrative and civil proceedings at different stages. The framework introduces application deadlines, revised fees, settlement notices and stricter eligibility conditions.

    Angel One edges past Zerodha in NSE active investors, claims second spot; Groww leads

    Angel One has overtaken Zerodha to become India's second-largest stockbroker by active NSE investors, adding 2.43 lakh investors in October. Groww retained the top position with 1.37 crore active investors. Angel One also reported its highest monthly client additions in nine months, alongside an improvement in trading activity and market share.

    Daksham Growth Ventures raises Rs 125 cr in first close of maiden consumer fund

    Daksham Growth Ventures has completed the first close of its consumer-focused fund, raising approximately Rs 125 crore. The fund is registered as a Category II Alternative Investment Fund and targets a total corpus of Rs 150 crore. It aims to invest between Rs 5-20 crore in early-growth businesses including direct-to-consumer and B2B2C companies. The fund will support companies with governance, brand positioning, and distribution expansion.

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