BSE resolves 344 investor complaints against listed cos in April
BSE resolves 344 investor complaints against listed cos in April
New Delhi, May 4: Leading stock exchange BSE on Tuesday said it has resolved 344 complaints against 156 listed companies in the month of April.
It settled 330 complaints against active companies and against 14 suspended firms, the exchange said in a statement.
These resolved complaints include complaints brought forward from the previous periods. During the month, BSE received 463 complaints against 200 companies.
Of the total complaints received, 444 were against active companies and 19 were against suspended firms, the statement said.
The grievances received by the exchange from the investors pertained to non-receipt of money, non-receipt of equity shares, non-receipt of debt securities and non-receipt of corporate benefits and entitlements, among others.
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India stocks sink on virus surge; Indonesia cenbank meeting awaited
April 19, 2021 Investors eye Bank Indonesia meeting on Tuesday Indian stocks hit more than 2-1/2-month lows Taiwan cenbank says may hike growth forecast By Harish Sridharan April 19 (Reuters) – Indian stocks slumped on Monday to hit
their lowest in more than two-and-a-half months as coronavirus
cases raged across many parts of the country, while Indonesian
shares fell ahead of a central bank meeting on Tuesday. Moves in Asian currencies and most other stock markets were
mixed amid a lack of major catalysts. Stocks in Malaysia
and the Philippines fell, while Singapore shares
JAKARTA, April 19 (Reuters): Indian stocks slumped on Monday to hit their lowest in more than two-and-a-half months as coronavirus cases raged across many parts of the country, while Indonesian shares fell ahead of a central bank meeting on Tuesday.
Moves in Asian currencies and most other stock markets were mixed amid a lack of major catalysts. Stocks in Malaysia and the Philippines fell, while Singapore shares firmed slightly.
Fresh waves of Covid-19 infections across South and South-East Asia have sapped risk appetite in recent days, while weakness in currencies like the Russian rouble and Turkey s lira has weighed more broadly on emerging markets.
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