After Sebi order, Sahara says SIFCL surrendered sub-broker registration two years ago
On March 3, Sebi passed an order cancelling the certificate of registration of SIFCL as a sub-broker citing its failure to fulfill the fit and proper criteria.
Sahara Group chief Subrata Roy
Days after Sebi cancelled Sahara India Financial Corporation Ltd s (SIFCL) certificate of registration as a sub-broker citing non-compliance with fit and proper criteria, Sahara India on Sunday said the company had willfully surrendered the licence two years back.
On March 3, Sebi passed an order cancelling the certificate of registration of SIFCL as a sub-broker citing its failure to fulfill the fit and proper criteria.
After SEBI order, Sahara says it had willfully surrendered sub-broker licence two years back
On March 3, Sebi passed an order cancelling the certificate of registration of SIFCL as a sub-broker citing its failure to fulfill the fit and proper criteria
PTI | March 7, 2021 | Updated 17:54 IST
On March 4, the group wrote to Sebi saying that on October 3, 2018, SIFCL had surrendered the sub-brokership license to IDBI Capital
Days after Sebi cancelled Sahara India Financial Corporation Ltd s (SIFCL) certificate of registration as a sub-broker citing non-compliance with fit and proper criteria, Sahara India on Sunday said the company had willfully surrendered the licence two years back.
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Sebi-Sahara case: Aamby Valley auction process begins at Rs 37 cr reserve price
Sebi-Sahara case: Aamby Valley auction process begins at Rs 37 cr reserve price
A Supreme Court Ordered Auction Process Began On Monday For Aamby Valley Resort Town Of Embattled Sahara Group At A Reserve Price Of Rs 37.392 Crore. PTI | Updated on: 14 Aug 2017, 11:15:32 AM
Mumbai:
A Supreme Court ordered auction process began on Monday for Aamby Valley resort town of embattled Sahara group at a reserve price of Rs 37.392 crore.
The official liquidator of the Bombay High Court published an auction notice today inviting prospective bidders for the integrated hill city township spread over 6,76,2l1 acres near Lonavala, located between Mumbai and Pune.
Read more about Sebi cancels Sahara India Financial Corp s registration as sub-broker on Business Standard. The regulator had appointed a designated authority in 2018 to enquire whether Sahara India Financial violated provisions of Intermediaries Regulations