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Trade exchanges were shutdown on February 24 due to technical glitches the National Stock Exchange (NSE) informed the Securities and Exchanges Board of India. Following this, SEBI asked the exchange to file a report on what led to the shutdown. Find full details on the situation, here.
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Over 8 crore traders participate in the Bharat Band protest. Also, The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) is set to kick off a three-day conference focused on geoeconomics.
As per a statement released by the regulator on February 25, that it will also address any institutional deficiencies that may have been behind the outage at NSE
15 Comments on this Story
SreenivasaChakravarti29 days ago
Have written #Karvy to refund ledger balance but there is no action taken. Complaints escalated to NSDL again no reply. NICE Portal skirts the subject of ledger balances and only asks for scripts. It’s a perfect circular logic where small investors are destined to lose.
SSRINIVASAN48 days ago
Karvy Stock Broking Limited has cheated small investors by pledging the shares by misusing the Power of Attorney (POA). These POAs were obtained as a matter of routine from the small investors and there was no way a small investor could say no to signing the POA. NSE& BSE have not banned this group from doing any business in securities market. We invest in the security market hoping that the regulatory bodies would take stringent action on erring brokers both on the brokeing firms and on the persons involved in the fraud by confiscating their personal wealth. But regulatory bodies did not safeguard the interest of small investors
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A local entrepreneur has begun what is considered a prestigious fellowship that has representation from dozens of countries.
Shannon Ferguson is one of seven people representing Canada in the Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative (YLAI) fellowship.
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Ferguson, the co-founder and CEO of FanSaves, a local startup that helps sports teams and organizations, is one of 260 fellows from 37 countries in the Western hemisphere, with over 2,000 people having applied for the program.
The fellowship was originally supposed to take place last summer and would have seen Ferguson travelling to Arizona for opening ceremonies, Washington, D.C. (closing ceremonies), and to San Diego, Cali., to work with her host company for four weeks in between. But, due to the pandemic, the fellowship has moved completely online and w