Blogs & Updates
Blogs & Articles
Relaxtion in IPO Norms granted by SEBI to large Companies
10 February 2021
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), in the meeting of its Board members held on Wednesday, 17th February, 2021 has decided to recommend changes in Securities Contracts (Regulation) Rules, 1957 (SCRR), by lowering the Minimum Public Offer (MPO) requirements for Companies with a post-issue Market Capitalisation of more than Rs. 1 lakh crore (Rs. 1 trillion).
Blogs & Articles
- Investment Abroad
- Cost Audit Final
- Declaration and payment of dividend
- NBFC Registration
- Secretarial Audit
- NIDHI Company with exemptions
- Allotment of Securities to Foreign residents
- Madrid Protocol
- How to choose a trademark
- Design Applications in India
- Article on Trademark Infringement
- Article on Patent
- Motion Trademark
News and Events
- Change in Definition of Listed Companies and Exemption under Companies Act
- MCA notification in relation to Section 67(1) of the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008
- RELAXTION IN IPO NORMS GRANTED BY SEBI TO LARGE COMPANIES
- V Guard Industries precure successful injunction
- Random E-Scrutiny of Corporate filings by the MCA
- The controversy around the release of the Movie "THE WHITE TIGER"
- NIKE ON THE FOREFRONT TO PROTECT IT'S BRAND NAME
- BURBERRY LIMITED SUCCESSFULLY SCORES A WIN
- BLUE HEAVEN COSMETICS OBTAINS SUCCESSFUL INJUNCTION AGAINST BH COSMETICS
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