India — India & India — Securities and Exchange Board of India

India — India: The India — India is the primary driver of this initiative, reinforcing its push for technological self-reliance and digital sovereignty.

India — Securities and Exchange Board of India: SEBI participated in the verification test, ensuring the system meets regulatory standards for financial markets.

India — India: The India — India executed the OFS, raising Rs 31,552 crore and reducing its stake in LIC to 90%, while boosting its disinvestment receipts.

India — Securities and Exchange Board of India: SEBI's minimum public shareholding norms were met by LIC ahead of the deadline, reflecting regulatory compliance.

India — India: The India — India is involved in the appointment process for whole-time members at India — Securities and Exchange Board of India.

India — Securities and Exchange Board of India: India — Securities and Exchange Board of India is the markets regulator in India and is initiating the recruitment process for an executive director and two whole-time members, which is a standard operational procedure for the agency.

India — India: The India — India is indirectly affected as the proposal exempts GoI-serviced and EBR bonds from ISIN caps, providing PSUs more flexibility in issuing bonds. This could facilitate government-related financing activities without direct market impact.

India — Securities and Exchange Board of India: As the regulator, Sebi is the primary actor proposing these changes, which aim to ease debt issuance and listing. The proposals reflect Sebi's responsiveness to market feedback and could enhance its credibility, though the final outcome depends on public comments and implementation.

India — India: The India — India initiated and approved the merger to improve operational efficiency and strengthen the balance sheet of state-owned lenders, aiming to create a principal institution for power sector reforms. It will retain majority voting rights and control in the merged entity.

India — Securities and Exchange Board of India: The India — Securities and Exchange Board of India's approval is required for the merger to become effective, ensuring regulatory compliance.