Indian stock market is testing for same-day trade settlement (T+0), making it faster than even Wall Street! But is lightning speed really the best approach? Remember that long settlement cycles can give birth to frauds like the 1992 Harshad Mehta scam when settlements used to take 2 weeks. After the 1992 scam, it was reduced to T+7. This episode of the Morning Brief podcast will explore the potential benefits and drawbacks of T+0 settlements. Host Nikhil Agarwal discusses with Sunil Sanghai of NovaaOne Capital, Nilesh Sharma of Samco Securities, and ET s Associate Editor Sugata Ghosh the potential challenges that the system might face in handling real-time settlements, along with the concerns some foreign investors (FPIs) have expressed about T+0. Tune in!
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The regulatory dance around AIFs just got a double spin with both the RBI and SEBI making moves. The RBI has stated that Banks and NBFCs can t invest in AIFs funding borrowers they already have loans to. While SEBI has mandated all fresh AIF investments after September 2024 to be dematerialized. Even as it is a big step against the evergreening of loans, it could also affect ₹20,000-40,000 crore of AUM if lenders have to unwind their investments. Is this an impractical solution to a genuine problem? Host Anupriya Nair gets you details from Deepak Shenoy, Founder and CEO - Capitalmind, and ET’s Sugata Ghosh and Shilpy Sinha. Tune in to the latest episode of The Morning Brief podcast!Credits: Reserve Bank of India
The Indian financial landscape was taken by surprise when veteran banker Uday Kotak prematurely announced his resignation as the MD & CEO of Kotak Mahindra Bank in September this year. What raised even more eyebrows was the appointment of Ashok Vaswani to take control of the hot seat. Vaswani is an industry veteran but someone who has worked most of his life at international banks overseas. Was his appointment as per the original script or did the banking regulator RBI play a big role in the succession? Catch Arijit Barman in the latest episode of The Morning Brief as he discusses why this transition matters and the challenges that lie ahead for Vaswani who takes charge this December. Join him in conversation with ET’s banking and markets editor MC Govardhana Rangan, and ET’s Associate Editor Sugata Ghosh. Tune in!
The art of self-regulation by crypto players; Tata Digital’s payments play : Rashtra News #art #selfregulation #crypto #players #Tata #Digitals #payments #play With India's cryptocurrency laws likely to be delayed further, crypto exchanges are debating updates to their self-regulatory code of conduct to avoid run-ins with the authorities. This assumes significance against the backdrop of […]