Amendment relevant for companies proposing fundraising or require frequent fund raising: Rights Issue to be completed in 23 working days from the date of Issuer’s Board Meeting Approving Rights Issue, as against present average timelines of 317 days. Requirement of filing Draft Letter of Offer with SEBI has been done away with instead it will
Amendment in SEBI LODR relevant for entities having their non-convertible securities listed. Single Filing system: SEBI Board has given an in-principle approval for introduction of single filing system for listed entities to file relevant reports, documents etc. on one exchange which will be automatically disseminated at the other exchange(s). Actionable: BSE and NSE vide its
Amendment in SEBI LODR relevant for entities having their specified securities listed: 1. Single Filing system: The SEBI Board has given an in-principle approval for introduction of single filing system for listed entities to file relevant reports, documents etc. on one exchange which will be automatically disseminated at the other exchange(s). Actionable: BSE and NSE
Introduction: In its constant endeavour to bring ease of doing business, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has been in the process of shifting all the e-forms from V2 version of MCA portal to V3 version of the Portal wherein all the forms are in the format of web based forms. MCA has already shifted
The article discusses the pivotal role of Company Secretaries in contributing to India’s development under the “Viksit Bharat 2047” vision. It highlights their involvement in corporate governance, ethical business practices, rural development, and youth education, essential for achieving sustainable economic growth and national progress. The Article is written by MMJC intern – Ms. Umang Wahi.
The article explores how advancing technologies like AI, virtual reality, and data analytics will transform the role of Company Secretaries. It emphasizes the importance of embracing these tools to enhance efficiency, compliance, and client management, positioning CS professionals as key facilitators between regulatory bodies and corporations. The Article is written by MMC’s intern –
The article highlights the evolving role of Company Secretaries as governance professionals, emphasizing their responsibilities beyond compliance, including risk management, stakeholder engagement, and board advisory. It underscores their critical role in ensuring transparency, ethical leadership, and effective corporate governance for long-term sustainability. The article is written by MMJC’s intern Ms. Riddhi Kadam.
The article highlights the evolving importance of Company Secretaries as key governance professionals. Through their ethical leadership, they contribute to the integrity of the corporate world, aligning their work with broader principles of duty and governance from both legal and philosophical perspectives. The article is written by MMJC’s intern – Mr. Pratik Shirke
The article highlights that while Company Secretaries are often seen as Compliance Officers, their role should extend to being Governance Professionals, advising on broader aspects like regulatory changes, ESG norms, and strategic reporting. True governance goes beyond basic compliance, requiring a proactive approach to understanding and implementing laws in both letter and spirit. The article
Company secretaries at IFSCA play a vital role in ensuring compliance, corporate governance, and ethical leadership within the International Financial Services Centres (IFSCs). Their expertise contributes to the sustainable growth and global credibility of IFSC entities by fostering trust, transparency, and strategic guidance. The Article is written by MMJC’s Intern – Ms. Ankita Patil