Sebi has proposed that registered stock brokers may participate in G-Secs market.
«In order to leverage the existing infrastructure, stock brokers may offer these services as a Separate Business Unit (SBU) of the stock broking entity itself on an arm's-length basis,» the regulator said in a circular.
The matters related to policy, eligibility criteria, risk management, investor grievances, inspection, enforcement, claims etc. for stock brokers to transact on NDS-OM would be specified under the regulatory framework issued by the respective regulatory authority.
Further, all activities of the business unit of stock broker facilitating trading on NDS-OM would be under the jurisdiction of that regulatory authority.
The comments/suggestions can be submitted to the regulator by October 25.
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