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The Securities Appellate Tribunal has rejected the stock market regulator’s argument that it cannot pass orders without a technical member on the tribunal. The earlier technical member, C K G Nair, had retired on March 31, 2021. The Securities Board of India had taken the position that SAT couldn’t pass orders without a technical member being appointed. The position had been taken in multiple appeals. The tribunal passed an order in the matter of Axis Bank on Monday. “.we are of the confirmed opinion that the functioning of the Tribunal presently consisting of a Presiding Officer and a Judicial Member is not defective on account of non-availability of a technical member,” it said.
Finance Ministry writes to Sebi, requests agency to withdraw perpetual bond rule
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The ministry s objection is to the rule that requires debt mutual funds to value perpetual bonds as a 100-year instrument from April 1. Fund managers too had raised concerns over this.
The finance ministry requested the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) Friday to withdraw the part of its Wednesday circular that changed the rules followed by mutual funds to value perpetual bonds. The capital market regulator hadn t responded to the suggestion at press time, but is expected to review the rules before they take effect on April 1, said people with knowledge of the matter. The move by the ministry was a rare instance of such a government intervention being made public, experts said.