COVID: Sebi gives more time to brokers, clearing members for compliance with rules
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Markets regulator Sebi on Thursday extended timelines for compliance with certain regulatory requirements by trading members, clearing members and depository participants in view of the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The deadline for maintaining call recordings of orders or instructions received from clients has been extended till June 30, 2021, Sebi said in a circular.
Also, the regulator has given time till June-end to brokers for operating the trading terminals from designated alternate locations.
In addition, Sebi has extended time till July 31 with regard to submission of internal audit report as well as net worth certificate for half year ended March 2021, risk based supervision report, filing report on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) applications and making submission of cyber security and cyber resilience audit report for
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Cllr Geoff Makhubo has reaffirmed the City’s commitment to transparency and accountability relating to procurement and expenditure on Covid-19 related items.
The Executive Mayor’s assertion comes in light of widespread allegations of corruption and malfeasance associated with the procurement of Covid-19 personal protective equipment (PPE) in the country.
Cllr Makhubo explains that the metro he leads has commissioned an internal audit of Covid-19 procurement and expenditure, which has unearthed incidents of non-compliance and possible illegal activity. These are currently under investigation by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) and the City’s Group Forensic and Investigative Service (GFIS).
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