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Sebi extends timeline for new derivatives norms on Bank Nifty, Bankex, FinNifty
Sebi has extended the deadline for implementing new eligibility norms for derivatives on non-benchmark indices like Bank Nifty to October 30, 2025. This allows for a phased adjustment of constituent weights, with Bank Nifty rebalancing until March 31, 2026. Additionally, Sebi has postponed the timeline for Qualified Stock Brokers to implement optional T+0 settlement systems, acknowledging system readiness challenges.
Weekly F&O curbs soon? Sebi chief keeps investors guessing with teasing comments
Sebi Chairperson Tuhin Kanta Pandey said the regulator will introduce new F&O measures in a phased manner after consulting stakeholders, ruling out an abrupt halt to weekly expiries. Speaking at the Business Standard BFSI Summit 2025, he stressed Sebi’s focus on strengthening market resilience and transparency while ensuring participation remains robust amid tightening oversight of the derivatives segment.
Sebi to give more time to QSBs for implementation of optional T+0 settlement cycle
Capital markets regulator Sebi on Thursday decided to extend the timeline for Qualified Stock Brokers (QSBs) for putting in place the necessary systems for implementation of optional T+0 settlement cycle.
Sebi caps weights in Bank Nifty, tightens index rules to broaden representation
SEBI has capped the weight of top stocks in non-benchmark indices like Bank Nifty, limiting a single stock’s weight to 20% and the top three to 45%. The move aims to reduce concentration risk and enhance market representation.
SEBI Grade A exam 2025: Check how to apply, important dates, eligibility and selection process
The Securities and Exchange Board of India is hiring Officer Grade A Assistant Managers. The selection involves an online screening exam, a main online exam, and an interview. Successful candidates will receive a substantial pay scale and various benefits. Applications open from October 30 to November 28, 2025. This is a significant opportunity for aspiring professionals in the securities market.
Sebi's new compliance norms spark debate over officer’s role, board independence, and governance
In a significant move, India's market regulator Sebi has restructured the reporting line for Compliance Officers in publicly listed companies. Instead of reporting directly to the board, these officers will now report one level beneath the CEO or Managing Director. This shift, effective from December 12, 2024, emphasizes management's role over board oversight in compliance matters.
Sebi proposes major revamp of mutual fund fee rules to reduce costs for investors
Sebi has proposed a major overhaul of India’s mutual fund fee structure to simplify charges, boost transparency, and reduce investor costs. The regulator plans to remove additional expenses, tighten brokerage limits, and exclude statutory levies from the overall expense ratio cap.
Shutdown of weekly options not practical, says Sebi Chairman
India's market regulator Sebi will proceed cautiously on restricting weekly futures and options expiries. Sebi chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey stated an outright shutdown is impractical. The regulator has already implemented measures to control speculative trading by retail investors. Further policy interventions will follow extensive data analysis and public consultation.
Jefferies warns Sebi’s mutual fund fee cuts could shave up to 10% off AMC profits
Jefferies warned that Sebi’s proposed mutual fund fee revamp could trim AMC profits by up to 10% from FY27. The brokerage said cuts to exit load charges, brokerage fees, and total expense ratios may pressure earnings at top players like HDFC AMC and Nippon Life AMC.
Sebi’s mutual fund cost revamp to benefit investors; AMCs, distributors unlikely to be hit: Akhil Chaturvedi, Motilal Oswal AMC
SEBI’s proposed mutual fund fee reform aims to reduce brokerage costs and boost investor returns. Motilal Oswal AMC’s Akhil Chaturvedi says the impact on AMCs and distributors will be minimal, while investors will benefit from lower expenses. The move aligns with SEBI’s focus on transparency, investor protection, and sustainable growth for India’s ₹75 lakh crore MF industry.
Sebi's proposal to rationalise brokerage limits aims to cut costs, boost transparency
Markets regulator Sebi's plan to rationalise brokerage limits aims to make investing more cost-efficient and transparent, ensuring investors pay only for the value they receive and not twice for the same services, according to industry experts.
HDFC AMC, other AMC & capital market stocks crack up to 10% on Sebi’s MF fee revamp plan
Shares of major AMCs and capital market firms slumped up to 10% on Wednesday after SEBI proposed a major revamp of mutual fund fee structures. HDFC AMC fell 6.4%, Nippon Life India AMC 7%, and Nuvama Wealth 9%, as investors reacted to potential cuts in expense ratios and brokerage commissions under the new proposal.
How will Sebi's changes to banking indices impact investors?
Sebi is pushing for broader banking and financial services indices, aiming to reduce the dominance of a few large banks. This move will cap individual stock weights at 20% and top three at 45%, potentially benefiting smaller and mid-sized banks. Investors and traders can expect shifts in portfolio rebalancing and new trading opportunities as the indices adapt.
Shiprocket gets Sebi nod for Rs 2,500-crore IPO: sources
Shiprocket, backed by Zomato and Temasek, has received Sebi’s approval for its Rs 2,500 crore IPO. The logistics firm, which supports D2C brands and small sellers, had confidentially filed in May and will update its draft prospectus soon. Around half of the issue will be a fresh capital raise.
Sebi's proposal of performance-linked mutual fund fees can help investors, but is it workable? Here's what you should know
In a groundbreaking proposal, India's Securities and Exchange Board (Sebi) is set to reform mutual fund regulations. One of the standout suggestions is the implementation of performance-based expense ratios for asset management firms. This progressive step is intended to match the interests of fund managers with the financial successes of investors.
Explained: What Sebi's new TER rules mean for mutual fund investors
Sebi has proposed a significant overhaul of mutual fund fee structures, aiming to simplify rules, enhance transparency, and reduce investor costs. Key changes include removing an additional 5 basis points charge and tightening brokerage limits, with public comments invited until November 17.
Softbank-backed Meesho, Zomato-backed Shiprocket among 7 companies to get Sebi's approval for IPO launch
As many as seven companies, including Softbank-backed e-commerce firm Meesho and Temasek-backed e-commerce enablement platform Shiprocket, have secured Sebi's approval to raise nearly Rs 7,700 crore collectively, through initial public offerings (IPO), an update with the markets regulator showed on Monday.
Sebi to boost retail participation in debt securities
At present, rules prohibit payment of incentives directly or indirectly. As per Sebi annual report for FY25, the amount of public debt issues has reduced from ₹19,168 crore in FY24 to ₹8,149 crore in FY25.
Sebi puts Vedanta Group's Sterlite Electric IPO on hold
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has put Sterlite Electric's proposed initial public offer on hold, withholding its observations without providing a specific reason. The specialized capital goods manufacturer, formerly Sterlite Power Transmission, had recently filed its draft papers for the public issue, which is set to include both a fresh issue and an offer-for-sale.
Sebi clears 4 IPOs including Milky Mist and Curefoods; Sterlite Electric's put on hold
India’s primary market pipeline is gathering pace with Sebi issuing observation letters to four more companies, effectively clearing them to launch their IPOs.
Sebi plans to expand non-benchmark indices like Bankex, Banknifty and Finnifty
Sebi has proposed changes to non-benchmark indices like Bankex, Banknifty, and Finnifty, expanding individual stock weights. The regulator capped the top constituent's weight at 20% and the top three at 45%, with at least 14 constituents. These adjustments aim to enhance transparency and reduce single-stock risk in index derivatives.
Sunil Subramaniam sees SEBI’s fee cut as long-term positive for mutual funds
Sundaram Mutual Fund CEO Sunil Subramaniam believes SEBI's proposed reduction in mutual fund costs and brokerage charges will ultimately benefit the industry and investors. He suggests the market's negative reaction is a short-term overreaction, presenting buying opportunities for quality brokers and AMCs, as the long-term impact is expected to be expansion and growth.
Sebi proposes major changes to mutual fund fee structures for increased transparency and efficiency
India's capital markets regulator has proposed significant changes to mutual fund fee structures, aiming for greater transparency and cost efficiency for investors. These proposals include reducing expense ratios for equity mutual funds and excluding statutory levies from total expense ratio limits. The move seeks to ensure investors benefit more from the industry's economies of scale.
Sebi weighs higher threshold for cos with high-value debt
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is proposing to increase the threshold for identifying high value debt listed entities (HVDLEs) from ₹1,000 crore to ₹5,000 crore. This adjustment aims to significantly reduce the compliance burden for companies, as current extensive requirements are proving costly and disproportionate, especially for non-banking finance companies.
Sebi’s fee cut proposal sparks selloff in AMCs, brokerage stocks
Mutual fund fees and brokerage caps proposed by the capital markets regulator sent shares of brokerage firms and asset management companies tumbling. Investors fear a significant hit on revenues and profitability, with Jefferies estimating a 30-33% earnings impact on some AMCs. Mutual fund officials anticipate brokerages and distributors will bear the brunt of these changes.
PMS transfer between managers gets Sebi approval
The Securities and Exchange Board of India, Sebi, has permitted portfolio managers to transfer their portfolio management services, PMS, business. This transfer can be of select investment approaches or the entire PMS operations. The regulator has outlined specific procedures for transfers within the same group and between different entities.
Curefoods gets Sebi nod for Rs 800-crore IPO
Curefoods has secured approval from Sebi for its initial public offering. The company plans to raise Rs 800 crore through the IPO. Existing investors will also sell a portion of their stake. Funds will be used for expansion, including new kitchens and acquiring brands. Curefoods operates over 500 cloud kitchens across India.
Sebi proposes incentives to boost retail participation in debt securities
India's markets regulator has proposed incentives for certain categories of retail investors to encourage them to invest in public issues of debt securities, a consultation paper showed on Monday.
Sebi allows transfer of PMS business to simplify operations, ease compliance burden
Sebi has permitted portfolio managers to transfer their PMS business—partially or fully—after regulatory approval. The move aims to simplify compliance, improve business flexibility, and ensure investor protection under new transfer norms effective immediately.
Sebi introduces process for transferring PMS biz from one portfolio manager to another
Markets regulator Sebi on Friday introduced a streamlined process for transferring Portfolio Management Services (PMS) business from one portfolio manager to another, aimed at enhancing ease of doing business.
Infra revival, metal rally, and pharma strength to drive next leg of market gains, says Anshul Saigal
Anshul Saigal of Saigal Capital sees strong multi-sector tailwinds in India’s markets, driven by infrastructure revival, renewable energy, and pharma growth. Despite SEBI’s proposed AMC fee cuts, he believes long-term wealth creation remains intact. Saigal expects cement, metals, and CDMO pharma to outperform, marking the start of India’s next major investment cycle.
Can Sebi’s new panel revive retail participation in online bond trading?
India's market regulator is launching a new initiative to boost online bond trading and attract retail and non-institutional investors. A newly formed advisory group will address operational challenges and review regulations for bond brokers to facilitate easier participation in the listed debt market, similar to equities.
Sebi mulls standardising rules for unclaimed amount for entities with non-convertible securities
Markets watchdog Sebi on Friday proposed changes to align regulations for entities issuing non-convertible securities, standardising the process for handling unclaimed amounts by allowing their transfer only after seven years from maturity.
Lenskart IPO a 'subscribe and flip' play, avoid metals; Sebi proposal to revamp MF fees won't hurt AMCs or brokers: Dipan Mehta
Dipan Mehta of Elixir Equities believes SEBI's mutual fund fee revamp will have minimal impact on fund houses and brokerages. He sees the Lenskart IPO as a 'subscribe and flip' opportunity, while favoring public sector banks over private ones. Mehta is optimistic on renewable energy and auto stocks but cautious on commodities and consumer staples.
Sebi bans First Overseas Capital from new mandates for 2 years, levies Rs 20 lakh fine
Sebi on Thursday barred First Overseas Capital from taking any new mandate for two years and levied a penalty of Rs 20 lakh for multiple violations, including furnishing false information and breaching underwriting limits.
Sebi bans First Overseas Capital for two years
Sebi has banned First Overseas Capital from the securities market and new IPO mandates for two years, imposing a ₹20 lakh fine. The regulator found the merchant banker violated norms by not maintaining adequate net worth, exceeding underwriting limits, and engaging in non-securities business. These actions followed an inspection revealing multiple regulatory breaches.
Sebi proposes uniform process for mutual fund folio creation and first investment
Sebi is proposing a new system for mutual fund investments. Investors will soon be able to start investing once their KYC is verified. This aims to streamline the process and prevent issues with non-compliant folios. The regulator also highlighted problems with incorrect bank details affecting redemptions and dividends.
Sebi proposes to ease geo-tagging requirement for NRI clients
Sebi is proposing to make it easier for Non-Resident Indian clients to complete their KYC. The markets watchdog wants to remove the requirement for NRIs to be physically present in India for digital onboarding or video identification. This change aims to simplify compliance for overseas investors. Public comments are invited on the draft proposal.
Sebi proposes to ease geo-tagging requirement for NRI clients
Sebi is introducing potential adjustments to KYC regulations specifically for Non-Resident Indians. This change could allow overseas investors to manage their re-KYC processes without necessitating physical presence in India, making it easier for them to comply from afar.
Sebi plans to standardise mutual fund folio opening amid KYC woes
Sebi has proposed a uniform process for mutual fund folio creation and first investment to tackle KYC compliance issues. The regulator seeks public feedback by November 14, aiming to reduce delays and unclaimed investor amounts caused by verification mismatches.
MCX hit by 4-hour technical glitch, Sebi seeks details
Securities and Exchange Board of India has asked Multi Commodity Exchange of India for a detailed report. A technical glitch caused a delay of over four hours in trading on Tuesday. Brokers and traders could not log in or execute trades. MCX shifted operations to a disaster recovery site. Trading resumed later in the afternoon.
Sebi says mutual funds can’t take part in pre-IPO placements
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has issued a directive. Mutual funds can no longer invest in pre-IPO share placements. They are now restricted to participating only in the anchor investor portion or the public issue of an initial public offering. This clarification aims to prevent mutual funds from holding unlisted shares.
India's power regulator orders probe into trading platform over alleged insider trading
India's market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) issued an order late on Oct
SEBI eases mutual fund transfers, eliminates need for demat accounts
Securities and Exchange Board of India has eased mutual fund unit transfers. Investors can now gift units or add joint holders without a demat account. This facility is available for most schemes, excluding ETFs and certain solution-oriented funds. Transfers are processed via registrars and transfer agents. Both parties need valid KYC and folios.
Shadowfax files updated IPO papers to raise Rs 2,000 cr
Logistics platform Shadowfax filed an updated draft red herring prospectus (UDRHP) on Saturday with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) for its proposed initial public offering to raise up to ₹2,000 crore.
Groww IPO: Fintech brokers changed investing for 12 crore Indians, but now staring at a structural reset
Fintech brokers like Groww, Zerodha, and Angel One transformed how India invests, but face a tough reset as Sebi’s new F&O curbs challenge their high-growth model. With Groww’s IPO launching amid regulatory headwinds, the zero-brokerage era may be entering a period of structural change.
Sebi to penalise MCX for 4-hour trading halt: Report
India's market regulator is set to penalise Multi Commodity Exchange. A four-hour trading halt occurred on Tuesday due to a capacity breach. The exchange could not handle the high volume of clients. MCX stated its systems have parameters that led to constraints. The regulator is concerned about the delay in identifying the cause.
Fraud tags & CBI, ED probes: All that is going wrong for Anil Ambani's Reliance Group
Anil Ambani's Reliance Group faces extensive scrutiny as banks classify loan accounts as 'fraud' due to alleged fund diversion. The SEBI has banned Ambani and others for five years for a fraudulent scheme involving Reliance Home Finance. Investigations by ED and CBI are ongoing, with searches and arrests made in connection with multi-crore loan irregularities.
Sebi puts Vedanta Group's Sterlite Electric public listing on hold
India's markets regulator has put Sterlite Electric's, the initial public offering (IPO) on hold, according to an update on the regulator's website on Monday.
Flipkart-backed Shadowfax files updated DRHP for Rs 2,000 crore IPO
Shadowfax Technologies has submitted its updated IPO papers to Sebi. The company plans to raise Rs 1,000 crore through a fresh issue and an equal amount via an offer for sale. Funds will boost network infrastructure, lease payments, and branding. Shadowfax saw significant revenue growth and operational profitability in FY24. It joins other new-age companies preparing for public listings.
Cobrapost alleges Rs 41,900 cr fund diversion at Anil Ambani's group, Reliance group denies 'malicious' claims
Cobrapost has accused Reliance Group of a massive financial fraud of over Rs 41,921 crore. The investigative portal claims funds were diverted from group companies to promoter-linked entities and through offshore channels. Reliance Group has strongly denied these allegations, calling it a malicious campaign to crash stock prices. The group stated the report uses old, publicly available information.
Groww IPO set to open: Does valuation and GMP leave room for any listing gains?
Groww’s Rs 6,632 crore IPO, one of the year’s biggest fintech listings, draws cautious optimism amid strong fundamentals but steep valuation and regulatory uncertainty could cap near-term listing gains.
Sebi bars 13 individuals from securities market for front running
India's market regulator has banned 13 individuals from securities trading for front-running trades placed by three trusts. The Securities and Exchange Board of India found these individuals made illegal gains by trading ahead of the trusts' transactions between January 2021 and October 2022. Penalties ranging from 500,000 to 1.5 million rupees were also imposed.
India races to reform financial sector as foreigners pull $17 billion
India is undertaking significant financial sector reforms. This move aims to strengthen capital buffers and encourage investment. These changes follow substantial foreign outflows this year. New measures are being introduced to simplify foreign participation and boost credit. Further regulatory easing is planned for the next six to twelve months.
IPO-bound Shadowfax posts 114% net profit surge in H1FY26
The logistics platform’s net profit jump came on the back of strong revenue growth. Operational revenue also rose 68% to Rs 1,072 crore.
Reconstitution of NCLT Mumbai further delays Vedanta demerger; next hearing on November 12
In a setback for Vedanta, the National Company Law Tribunal has delayed its demerger proceedings once more, rescheduling the hearing to November 12 due to changes in the tribunal's bench composition. This means the entire case will be revisited anew.
Best medium duration mutual funds to invest in October 2025
As per Sebi mandate, medium duration funds must invest in debt and money market instruments with Macaulay duration of three to four years. As you can see, these schemes are suitable for investors looking to invest for three to four years or more. However, you should check the portfolio duration of the scheme to ensure that the scheme is in line with your investment horizon.
India's market boom faces new test: Can regulators protect investor trust amid foreign short-seller attacks?
India's stock market is undergoing a significant transformation, democratizing access for millions of new investors. While this fuels capital formation, it also exposes them to unprecedented vulnerabilities like deep fakes and foreign short-seller attacks. Regulators and courts are stepping up to protect domestic investors, but the market's resilience hinges on adapting to rapid information flow and manipulation.
Income Tax department conducts survey at Exide Industries
The Income Tax Department on Thursday conducted surveys at the offices and manufacturing units of Exide Industries. The company said it is cooperating with authorities and that the exercise has not affected its operations. Exide also postponed its scheduled board meeting to announce second-quarter results, with a new date to be decided later. Shares of the company fell up to 1.8% before recovering slightly to trade 0.5% lower.
Groww less vulnerable to F&O trading curbs than peers: Nuvama
Nuvama estimated that a 5% fall in F&O (futures and options) orders would reduce Groww’s revenue and after-tax profit by 2.5% and 4.4%, respectively, compared with 2.3% and 5.2% for Angel One. The impact on earnings before depreciation and tax (Ebdat) margins would be 122 basis points for Groww, lower than the 135 basis points estimated for Angel One, it said.
Nifty takes a breather, but analysts see uptrend still intact. 3 stocks to buy for the week
Indian stock markets paused after a four-week rally. Profit booking emerged at higher levels, causing a mild dip. Analysts anticipate consolidation before a potential move towards 26,000. Global and domestic factors influenced the market tone. Strong domestic investor inflows provided support. Sectoral rotation is expected in the coming sessions.
Ashish Kacholia invests Rs 10 cr in this smallcap co via preferential issue, stock zooms 5%
Ace investor Ashish Kacholia has been allotted 52,632 shares of Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works at ₹1,900 per share, investing around ₹10 crore. The preferential issue raised ₹270 crore overall, increasing the company’s paid-up capital to ₹12.22 crore.
Tamil Nadu School Education Department to greenlight AI-driven commerce & startup programme for 2,000 students
This initiative, starting with CAPS 2025, will utilize AI to make learning engaging and skill-focused for 11th and 12th graders, fostering entrepreneurial thinking and providing career guidance for professional fields.
Former IndusInd Bank deputy pays 50% of alleged insider trading gains to Sebi
IndusInd Bank's former deputy chief has deposited 50% of the alleged insider trading gains with India's markets regulator, BSE said on Friday.
FYERS becomes first platform to offer SIF to retail investors; will integrate, Quant, Edelweiss, SBI on platform
Bengaluru-based brokerage FYERS has introduced Specialized Investment Funds (SIFs) on its platform, becoming the first stockbroking platform in India to make these SEBI-regulated products available to retail investors.
Pine Labs IPO could unlock Esops worth Rs 1,360 crore
A large chunk of an Esop pool is typically cornered by the key managerial personnel in a company. Amrish Rau, chief executive officer, Pine Labs, had been granted 23 million stock options as of June 2025.
Best short duration mutual funds to invest in October 2025
According to the Sebi mandate, short duration funds can invest in debt instruments which have maturity between one and three years. That means these schemes are meant for short-term investments of up to three years or more. They are somewhat in the middle when it comes to interest rate risk. They are riskier than liquid, ultra short term, and low duration funds. However, they have a lower risk compared to medium duration and long-term funds.
Market Wrap: Sensex slides 465 pts, Nifty below 25,730 as private banks drag after Sebi tightens Bank Nifty norms
Indian stocks concluded Friday with a decline, marking a second consecutive day of losses for the Sensex and Nifty. Investors engaged in profit-booking amidst mixed corporate results and cautious global sentiment, influenced by a stronger U.S. dollar and the Federal Reserve's dovish outlook on rate cuts.
Sebi clears 7 IPOs of PNGS Reva, Safex Chemicals, Asset Reconstruction Company and others
India’s IPO market remains upbeat as Sebi clears seven new public issues across jewellery, pharma, renewables, logistics, and chemicals. Key approvals include Rayzon Solar, PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery, Sudeep Pharma, Safex Chemicals, Aggcon Equipments, and others aiming for growth and debt reduction.
IT and banking sector to lead next market rally: Rajat Sharma
Market expert Rajat Sharma is bullish on banking and IT sectors for the next 12-18 months, citing government reforms and AI adoption. He observes rising consumption boosting logistics but remains cautious on autos due to the EV transition and expensive valuations in mutual fund companies.
Government may pare LIC stake by year-end to boost public float
The Indian government is planning to sell a stake worth $1-1.5 billion in Life Insurance Corp (LIC) by year-end to increase its public float to 10%. Roadshows are expected soon to gauge investor demand for the sale, which will be conducted in multiple tranches to avoid impacting the stock price.
Coal exchange rules to be finalised by November-end: Coal Secretary
Draft rules for India's proposed coal exchange will be finalized by November end after public feedback review. The exchange aims to enhance transparency and efficiency in domestic coal trading. Significant progress has also been made on the disinvestment of Bharat Coking Coal Ltd and Central Mine Planning and Design Institute Ltd.
Pine Labs sets price band at Rs 210-221 per share for Rs 3,900 crore IPO. Check key dates, other details
Digital payments firm Pine Labs has announced its Rs 3,900 crore IPO, with shares priced between Rs 210 and Rs 221. The issue opens November 7, featuring a fresh issue and an offer for sale by major investors. Employee reservations and a discount are included. The valuation appears high compared to industry peers.
MCX issues post-incident statement after trading gateway disruption, operations now normal after shift to DR site
MCX on Wednesday issued a post-incident statement confirming normal trading operations after a disruption caused by a trading gateway issue in the previous session. The exchange said it has implemented corrective measures, is reviewing its systems for stronger resilience, and will inform participants before shifting back from the DR site.
IPO rush hits record pace! Rs 2.2 lakh crore raised across 111 issues in 2025 so far
India's IPO market is booming with record fund raising and many companies filing for public offerings. This surge is driven by strong investor appetite and ample domestic liquidity. Investment bankers anticipate this momentum to continue, with more mainboard IPOs expected next year. Mega IPOs from major companies are a key feature.
Best medium to long duration funds to invest in October 2025
According to Sebi norms, medium to long term funds have a mandate to invest in debt and money market instruments in such a way that the Macaulay's duration of the portfolio is four to seven years. Since these schemes invest in long-term debt instruments, they are considered risky.
BEML stock split: Shares approach record date. What does this mean for investors?
Investors keen on BEML's stock split must buy shares by today, October 31, 2025. The company is splitting each Rs 10 share into two Rs 5 shares. This corporate action aims to boost liquidity and investor accessibility. Eligible shareholders will see their holdings double in number, with the face value halved. The split officially takes effect on November 3, 2025.
Shadowfax gets Sebi nod for Rs 2,500 crore IPO
Hyperlocal logistics provider Shadowfax has received approval from Sebi for its initial public offering, with observations issued on its pre-filing. The Flipkart-backed company is expected to file an updated DRHP soon for its Rs 2,000–2,500 crore IPO, aiming to bolster its quick-delivery services. Shadowfax reported significant revenue growth and operational profitability in FY24.
F&O Talk| Nifty logs 11 sessions of tight moves post 1,500-point rally. Here are the key levels Sudeep Shah is eyeing
Markets ended lower after a four-week rally due to profit-booking and mixed global signals. While broader indices showed strength, sectors like Auto and IT faced pressure. Analysts suggest PSU Banks, Oil & Gas, and Realty are poised for outperformance, with specific stock recommendations provided for investors seeking opportunities.
Stock Radar: MCX retreats from October highs; should investors buy the dip?
MCX Ltd experienced mild profit booking after reaching record highs in October, but remains above crucial support levels. Experts suggest medium-term traders can buy the stock for targets exceeding 10000-10500 levels in the next 2-3 months, anticipating a resumption of bullish momentum.
Sequoia Capital US may join Groww’s anchor book ahead of IPO
Groww’s Rs 6,632-crore initial public offering comprises a fresh issue of Rs 1,060 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of 557 million shares by existing shareholders. The price band has been fixed at Rs 95–100 per share. The firm is targeting to go public at a valuation of $7 billion.
Smallcap mutual funds fall up to 5% in 3 months. Should investors consider this a warning sign or buying opportunity?
Smallcap mutual funds have seen a dip of up to 5% in three months, with experts suggesting this presents a buying opportunity due to fairer valuations. While volatility is inherent, a cautious approach focusing on quality and liquidity is advised, with SIPs remaining a viable strategy for long-term wealth creation.
Sebi panel mulls higher fees for clearing corporations, impacting NSE earnings
A Sebi-constituted working group is proposing to increase transaction charges for clearing corporations like NSE Clearing. This move aims to bolster their financial independence and strengthen their balance sheets, potentially impacting NSE's standalone earnings ahead of its IPO. Clearing members may also contribute to the settlement guarantee fund.
Best gilt mutual funds to invest in October 2025
As per Sebi norms, gilt mutual funds must invest 80% of their corpus in government securities. As you see, these schemes invest in government papers or they lend to the government. Therefore, they don’t have any credit risk or they face zero defaults. However, they are extremely sensitive to interest rate changes.
Bitcoin tumbles below $109K, global crypto market cap slips under $4 trillion post Fed cut
Bitcoin dropped 3.5% to below $109,000, dragging the global crypto market cap under $4 trillion after the Fed’s rate cut. Ethereum and major altcoins also fell over 3–4%, with total market value slipping to $3.68 trillion.
Bitcoin hovers around $113K amid liquidations; traders await Fed rate decision and US-China trade clarity
Bitcoin traded near $113,125 on Wednesday amid liquidations and rate-cut uncertainty, with traders eyeing the Fed’s policy decision and US-China trade talks. Analysts flagged $116,000 as key resistance, while strong support lies near $107,800, even as optimism builds around new Spot ETF approvals.
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Urban Company Q2 results: Cons net loss widens YoY to Rs 59 crore, revenue zooms 37%
Urban Company's net loss widened to Rs 59 crore in the second quarter of FY25. This comes as the company saw a significant 37% year-on-year increase in revenue from operations. Revenue reached Rs 380 crore for the quarter. These financial results were announced recently. The company continues to expand its services.
Boat's parent gets regulatory nod for Rs 1,500 crore IPO
Imagine Marketing, the parent company of boAt, has secured regulatory approval for its stock market debut. The Indian wearables brand's initial public offering is valued at 15 billion rupees. This significant move includes a fresh issue of shares and a sale by existing investors. The Warburg Pincus-backed firm is set to list on the stock exchange soon.
Shiprocket’s FY25 revenue rises 24% to Rs 1,632 crore as losses narrow
The Gurugram-based company also reduced its net loss to Rs 74 crore in FY25 from Rs 595 crore in the previous fiscal, driven by revenue growth and lower exceptional expenses. The company attributed most of the losses to employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) expenses of Rs 91 crore.
Anil Ambani's Reliance in ED storm; more than 40 properties worth ₹3,084 crore attached
Anil Ambani Reliance Goup: The Enforcement Directorate has frozen over 40 properties valued at more than ₹3,000 crore connected to Anil Ambani's Reliance Group. These attached assets include Anil Ambani's Pali Hill residence and various properties across major Indian cities. The ED's action targets entities within the group, with attachments made in Delhi, Mumbai, and other key locations.
Sebi mulls measures to ease dematerialise & transfer physical shares
Markets regulator Sebi on Friday proposed measures to make it easier for investors to dematerialise physical shares and transfer them, especially those lodged before April 1, 2019.
Earnings recovery, banking revival to drive markets in FY-27: Pankaj Tibrewal
The mutual fund industry faced an unexpected shock as SEBI proposed a fresh cut in total expense ratios (TER) for AMCs. This move, impacting AMCs, brokerages, and distributors, sent shockwaves through the sector, leading to sharp stock reactions. Experts anticipate a dent in profitability, with a 3-5% impact on AMCs' profit after tax.
Boat IPO size reduced to Rs 1,500 crore from Rs 2,000 crore
The company reduced the size of fresh issue to Rs 500 crore from Rs 900 crore, the document showed. Existing shareholders will sell shares worth Rs 1,000 crore in the offer for sale portion.
Fresh blow to Anil Ambani: ED attaches 132-acre DAKC land worth Rs 4,462 crore; Reliance says no impact on business
Enforcement Directorate has attached over 132 acres of land at Dhirubhai Ambani Knowledge City in Navi Mumbai. The value of this attachment is ₹4,462.81 crore. This action brings the total attached assets in Reliance Group's alleged loan frauds to over ₹7,500 crore. The probe investigates alleged diversion of bank loans by Reliance Communications and other ADAG companies.
For buyouts, only listed companies with sound finances to get funding
Indian banks can now finance company acquisitions. The Reserve Bank of India has released draft rules for this. Target companies must be listed, profitable, and have a good net worth. Banks will face exposure limits. These new guidelines aim to expand capital market lending for Indian corporates. Feedback is invited until November 21.
Passive investing: A smart low-cost mode of building a diversified portfolio
Passive investing in mutual funds is booming, with assets under management nearly tripling to Rs 11.2 trillion by September 2025. Investors are flocking to index and ETF options across equities, bonds, and commodities, offering diverse choices from market cap to sector-specific strategies. These low-cost, transparent options provide flexibility and ease in portfolio construction for a wide range of investor needs.
