Regulation 20 - Shareholding in a bullion clearing corporation
International Financial Services Centres Authority (Bullion Market) Regulations, 2025 Chapter VI OWNERSHIP OF BULLION EXCHANGE AND BULLION CLEARING CORPORATION
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Bullion clearing corporation shareholding requires prescribed institutional ownership while limiting other persons and concert parties to permitted holdings. Shareholding in a bullion clearing corporation requires minimum institutional ownership through a recognised bullion exchange, stock exchange, clearing ... Summary
Bullion clearing corporation shareholding requires prescribed institutional ownership while limiting other persons and concert parties to permitted holdings.
Shareholding in a bullion clearing corporation requires minimum institutional ownership through a recognised bullion exchange, stock exchange, clearing corporation, or a qualifying joint venture of market infrastructure institutions. A joint venture must have majority ownership by recognised bullion exchanges or stock exchanges. Other persons, whether acting individually or in concert, are subject to a maximum holding limit in the paid-up equity share capital of the bullion clearing corporation.
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