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SAT s split verdict leaves PNB-Carlyle deal in limbo; case may go to apex court

SAT s split verdict leaves PNB-Carlyle deal in limbo; case may go to apex court
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SAT Impasse Continues on PNB Housing Finance-Carlyle Deal; Interim Order to Continue

SAT Impasse Continues on PNB Housing Finance-Carlyle Deal; Interim Order to Continue
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Securities Appellate Tribunal stays Sebi order barring Franklin Templeton launching new debt schemes

Securities Appellate Tribunal stays Sebi order barring Franklin Templeton launching new debt schemes
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Justice tarun agarwalaJustice mt joshiFranklin templetonFranklin india dynamic accrual fundFranklin india credit risk fundFranklin india low duration fundFranklin india ultra short bond fundFranklin india income opportunities fundFranklin india short term income planநீதி தருண் அகர்வாலாநீதி ம்த் ஜோஷிபிராங்க்ளின் கோயில்பிராங்க்ளின் இந்தியா கடன் ஆபத்து நிதிபிராங்க்ளின் இந்தியா குறைந்த காலம் நிதிபிராங்க்ளின் இந்தியா அல்ட்ரா குறுகிய பத்திரம் நிதிபிராங்க்ளின் இந்தியா வருமானம் வாய்ப்புகள் நிதி

Sebi appeals court stays fine on Yes Bank in AT1 bonds case

Explore Now MUMBAI: The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) has stayed the regulator s Rs 25 crore fine on YES Bank in the case of mis-selling of additional Tier 1 (AT1) bonds to investors. The tribunal has given Sebi four weeks to respond and has posted the matter for a final hearing on July 30. Last month, Sebi had found YES Bank and three of its employees, including its then private wealth management head, guilty of mis-selling these bonds to retail investors and had imposed a Rs 25 crore fine on the bank. The head of the wealth management was fined Rs 1 crore while two other employees were fined Rs 50 lakh each.

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Securities & Appellate Tribunal says it can function without a technical member

Securities & Appellate Tribunal says it can function without a technical member May 17, 2021 But asks Finance Ministry to fill up post lying vacant for 2 years Can the Securities and Appellate Tribunal (SAT) hear matters in the absence of a technical member in the bench? In response to an objection raised by market regulator SEBI on SAT hearing cases without a technical member, the two member bench has ruled that it has the authority to run the tribunal. In a rare instance, SAT has also marked its order copy to the Finance Ministry and the Supreme Court, and asked for it to be treated as a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in the Apex court. SAT members were more amused when SEBI effectively questioned their ability to run the tribunal, lawyers present in the hearing said.

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