If you want to invest in the stock market and buy or sell shares in it, you must have a Demat account. In the earlier period, ...

ICICI Bank’s investment products are fixed deposits, mutual funds and demat accounts. Listing Banking major ICICI Bank issued its Initial Public Offer (IPO) in 1997. ICICI Bank shares are listed ...

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Despite controversies and criticisms, Madhabi Puri Buch is leaving behind a legacy as chairperson of Sebi. Successor Tuhin ...

The addition of demat accounts in February fell to a 21-month low at 2.26 million even though their total number surpassed the 190 million mark, according to data from CDSL and NSDL. As the stock ...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Tuesday granted permission to Associations of Persons (AoP) to open demat accounts in their own name. Through demat accounts, AoPs can hold ...

The number of new demat accounts opened in February hit a 21-month low at 2.3 million, indicating retail investors are turning cautious about investing in stocks as bearish sentiments reign ...

Tathagata Satapathy approached the Orissa high court after his demat account was suspended in July 2023 for non-linking of Aadhaar-PAN A provision that mandates Aadhaar-PAN linkage for demat ...

The total number of demat accounts continued to rise in February, however at the slowest pace in 21 months, weighed down by market volatility and the stock market correction. Around 2.26 million ...

Several financial regulations have been revised starting today, impacting demat accounts, UPI transactions, and the GST portal. Key Financial Rule Changes from March 2025 As the new month begins, ...

CUTTACK: The Orissa High Court has held that the provision mandating Aadhaar-PAN linkage for demat accounts stands on firm constitutional and legal footing and does not warrant the court’s ...

Markets regulator Sebi on Tuesday allowed Associations of Persons (AoP) to open demat accounts in their own name, enabling them to hold mutual fund units, corporate bonds, and government securities.