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HEG Advanced Materials shares gain 5% after subsidiary secures Rs 610 crore incentive under ECMS
HEG Advanced Materials shares rise 5% after subsidiary TACC receives ₹609.50 crore incentive approval under the ECMS scheme for its Dewas synthetic graphite anode project, supporting domestic battery manufacturing, capacity expansion and India's advanced energy storage ecosystem. The first production phase targets commissioning by June 2027.
Sebi revises currency derivative norms for domestic investors, FPIs; allows to trade up to USD 5 mn
Sebi has revised its regulations to permit domestic and foreign portfolio investors to take positions in currency derivatives. Investors can now hold up to USD 5 million without establishing underlying exposure. The new guidelines also require FPIs to ensure their short positions do not exceed this limit. For amounts above the threshold, FPIs must have underlying exposure in Indian debt or equity securities.
SpiceJet’s meltdown: Rs 5,500 crore raised, but where did the money go?
SpiceJet's mounting financial crisis raises serious questions over the fate of more than Rs 5,500 crore raised in recent years, its unpaid dues, operational collapse and regulatory oversight. Despite repeated capital infusions, the airline faces mounting losses and possible bankruptcy, while questions persist over fund utilisation, management accountability and aviation safety.
EPFO plans to invest in startups, AIFs five years after govt approval
The Employees Provident Fund Organisation is working on guidelines for investing in alternative investment funds for better portfolio diversification. The proposed allocation could be up to 3% of fresh annual accretions to these funds. This decision follows recommendations for EPFO's participation in the Startup India Fund of Funds 2.0. Proposed safeguards will include limits on individual fund exposures and minimum corpus requirements.
City Union Bank shares rally 7% after Q2 net profit grows 27% YoY to Rs 416 Crore
City Union Bank shares rose sharply on Thursday after the lender reported a 27% year-on-year rise in Q2 FY27 net profit to Rs 416 crore. Net interest income grew 31%, while asset quality improved, with gross NPAs falling to 1.44%. Deposits and advances also recorded strong growth during the quarter.
Sebi extends deadline for debenture trustees to comply with norms till April 2027
Sebi has extended the deadline for debenture trustees to comply with regulatory requirements by six months. The new deadline for compliance is now set for April 27, 2027. This extension was granted after receiving industry feedback about operational challenges faced by debenture trustees. The regulator is currently reviewing the regulatory framework related to debenture trustees through an Expert Working Group.
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Sebi warns investors against WhatsApp stock tips. Here's how you can avoid such traps
SEBI has cautioned investors against exclusive WhatsApp groups spreading unauthorised stock tips and fake profit claims. The regulator flagged astroturfing, overseas numbers, replacement groups and suspicious trading apps, urging investors to verify credentials and use registered intermediaries.
Stocks in news: Reliance Industries, Eternal, IREDA, Yes Bank, Trent and Hindustan Zinc
Indian equity benchmarks experienced a decline as profit-booking occurred amid rising crude oil prices. The Nifty 50 dropped significantly, closing at 22,889 after disappointing corporate earnings. Reliance Industries aims to raise funds through its initial public offering today, which is highly anticipated. Other companies such as IREDA and Yes Bank reported mixed financial results for the quarter. Investors are closely monitoring these developments and their potential market impacts.
Sebi preparing fresh round of reforms in IPO market, short-selling rules: Chairman
Sebi is planning comprehensive reforms covering IPO disclosures, SME listings, corporate bond trading, and short-selling rules to ease compliance and safeguard investors. Speaking in Mumbai, Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey also outlined key initiatives, including Demat 2.0 for tokenised bonds, an AI sandbox, and streamlined onboarding for foreign portfolio investors.
Stocks in news: Reliance Industries, Jio Financial, Tata Tech, HDB Financial and Wipro
Indian equity benchmarks ended lower after a volatile session influenced by strong wholesale inflation and elevated crude oil prices. The Nifty 50 declined, testing the support zone of 22,580-22,620, which might weaken with repeated tests. Several companies, such as Reliance Industries and Tata Technologies, are expected to be in focus due to upcoming quarterly earnings.
SEBI Credit Risk-o-Meter for bonds: How the new colour-coded system will help investors assess risk
Sebi has mandated a new colour-coded Credit Risk-o-Meter for all debt securities. This tool aims to provide transparent risk assessment to investors prior to investments. It categorizes risk levels with distinct colors representing credit ratings. Additionally, issuers must comply with standardized disclosures regarding unsecured bonds. This initiative is expected to enhance investor understanding and facilitate informed decision-making in the bond market.
SEBI to issue AI, machine learning guidelines for capital markets soon: Chairman
Addressing the second Capital Market Confluence 2026 organised by the Bombay Stock Exchange Brokers' Forum, Pandey said the AI framework would follow a tiered approach with clear accountability, data controls, kill switches and human oversight. It will also align with the International Organization of Securities Commissions' supervisory toolkit for AI to support an agile governance framework.
Sebi’s CAS guidelines likely within a week, says chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey
Sebi chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said the regulator expects to issue guidelines on the settlement-price mechanism for derivatives on expiry days within a week. The move follows a review of the Closing Auction Session. Sebi is also working on simpler regulations, easier market access, lower compliance costs and stronger technological resilience.
Flipkart alumni seek Esop buyout; Local sourcing for ISM 2.0
Former Flipkart executives are seeking a full cash-out of vested Esops. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Soon, FD details will be part of your CAS statement; Here’s how it helps you
Soon you will get to see your fixed deposit (FD) details in CAS statements. CAS stands for consolidated account statements and it is usually sent by NSDL, CDSL, Karvy or CAMS. This CAS statement at present shows your demat and non-demat holdings including mutual funds, bonds, listed shares.
Sebi examining position limits for non-agri contracts to boost liquidity
Sebi is actively investigating position limits for non-agricultural contracts to improve market liquidity and depth. Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey has highlighted the importance of phased physical settlement for agricultural commodities. The organization is focused on addressing structural issues and increasing technology integration in commodity markets. Furthermore, Sebi plans to expand its educational outreach through Project Jagrook to better inform market participants.
Fortis, Apollo, other hospital stocks slump up to 10% in 2 days after SC questions steep markups. Buying opportunity?
Hospital stocks extended losses for a second session after the Supreme Court questioned steep markups on cancer drugs and raised concerns over hospitals requiring patients to buy medicines from their own or designated pharmacies.
Jefferies picks 6 hospitals as Buy after steep correction offers 'excellent' entry points. Check target price
Jefferies has maintained a Buy rating on six hospital stocks, including Apollo Hospitals and Fortis Healthcare, following a sharp correction driven by regulatory concerns over drug and consumable price caps. The brokerage expects strong fundamentals and strategic price adjustments to help limit long-term EBITDA impact.
Sebi's PRIM route: Portfolio managers can invest ₹25 lakh-plus client money in mutual funds
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has launched the Portfolio Managers Route for Investing in Mutual Fund units (PRIM), enabling portfolio managers to handle clients' investments in direct mutual fund plans starting from a minimum amount of Rs.25 lakh. This initiative seeks to boost investor access and flexibility, offering a wider array of investment choices.
Trouble continues: Turtlemint, PB Fintech, other insurance stocks drop up to 38% in 3 days. What are analysts saying?
Insurance stocks including PB Fintech, Turtlemint, ICICI Lombard, HDFC Life and SBI Life face selling pressure as proposed IRDAI distribution reforms raise concerns over commissions, revenue and earnings.
PB Fintech shares can rally 91% after 2-day bloodbath, says Bernstein. Here’s why it remains bullish
PB Fintech shares rose 4% after Bernstein retained its Outperform rating and Rs 2,310 target price, despite the stock’s sharp fall following IRDAI’s proposed ban on dark patterns. The brokerage expects lower insurance take rates, revenue and profit estimates, while cost rationalisation could provide some cushion. IRDAI’s draft framework also proposes sweeping changes to insurance distribution and commission structures.
ETMarkets PMS Talk | From mutual funds to PMS: Brijesh Ved on where PRIM fits in India's evolving wealth landscape
Against this backdrop, SEBI’s proposed PRIM framework could potentially redefine what investors expect from a portfolio manager.
Explained: Why PB Fintech, Turtlemint, SBI Life, HDFC Life and other insurance stocks tanked up to 26% on Thursday
IRDAI has proposed insurance distribution reforms, including a ban on dark patterns, lower Expense of Management limits and greater commission transparency. The changes could affect customer acquisition costs and distribution economics for insurers and insurance platforms.
Goldman Sachs picks up stake in Lord’s Mark Industries Limited
Lord’s Mark Industries Limited has garnered impressive interest from investors following the sale of approximately 1 crore shares by its promoter. This strategic move was intended to meet SEBI’s Minimum Public Shareholding norms, boosting the company’s visibility in the market. Prominent investors like Goldman Sachs Investments Mauritius I and AT Trade Overseas took part in this endeavor.
Sebi plans shorter disaster recovery drills, stronger backup rules for exchanges
Sebi has proposed tighter business continuity and disaster recovery norms for market infrastructure institutions, including shorter mock drills, stronger data centre stress testing, improved configuration controls and enhanced data recovery mechanisms to strengthen resilience against operational disruptions.
Tata Sons IPO buzz adds Rs 17,200 cr to m-cap of 5 group stocks. Who gains most?
Renewed Tata Sons IPO hopes sparked a sharp rally in five Tata Group stocks, adding over Rs 17,200 crore to their combined market value in less than an hour. The gains came after the RBI rejected Tata Sons’ request to surrender its CoR and directed it to comply with regulations for NBFC-Upper Layer entities, reviving expectations of a public listing.
Tata Group stocks: TCS, Tata Motors, Tata Chemicals rally up to 20% as RBI rejects Tata Sons’ CoR surrender; Tata Sons IPO back in spotlight
In a significant move, the Reserve Bank of India has denied Tata Sons' proposal to relinquish its registration, bringing the spotlight back to the possibility of a public offering for the holding company. After the announcement on September 11, many Tata Group stocks saw a considerable uptick. The expected IPO now stands at an impressive valuation between Rs 9-12 lakh crore.
Stocks in news: Tata Group stocks, HDFC Bank, Coforge, HFCL, Sun Pharma and Varun Beverages
On September 11, Indian stock markets experienced a remarkable bounce back after an initial dip at opening. Key index heavyweights attracted selective buying, which limited the day’s overall losses. Major players like HDFC Bank and IT sectors remained in focus amid relevant corporate announcements. Additionally, SEBI's discussion paper regarding the Closing Auction Session received input on five critical areas.
Flexi cap funds: Bringing flexibility to your investment game
Flexi cap funds provide a unique opportunity for investors by spreading investments across large, mid, and small-cap companies, ensuring a well-rounded equity exposure. These dynamic funds empower professional managers to modify asset allocations in response to changing market conditions. Investors have the flexibility to choose between lump sum investments or systematic investment plans.
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