Listing eligibility requires lawful incorporation, constitutional compliance, and issuer authority, while excluding debarred parties and specified offenders. Listing eligibility requires an issuer to be incorporated or established in an IFSC, India or a foreign jurisdiction under home-jurisdiction law, to ... Summary
Listing eligibility requires lawful incorporation, constitutional compliance, and issuer authority, while excluding debarred parties and specified offenders.
Listing eligibility requires an issuer to be incorporated or established in an IFSC, India or a foreign jurisdiction under home-jurisdiction law, to operate in accordance with its constitution, and to be legally entitled to issue the proposed securities or financial products. Public Indian companies listing equity shares must meet additional prescribed foreign-exchange and company-law eligibility requirements. Eligibility is excluded for issuers and specified associated persons barred from capital-market access or classified as wilful defaulters or fugitive economic offenders.
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