Monetary penalty liability for stock brokers for breaches of filing, client protection, market integrity and conduct obligations. Regulation 26 sets out specified grounds for monetary penalty against a stock broker, including failure to file returns or furnish documents on Board notice; inadequate books and records; failure to issue contract notes or to deliver securities/make payments within prescribed time; charging excess brokerage; failure to maintain client account forms or to segregate and refrain from using client funds or securities; failure to redress investor grievances; dealing in or communicating unpublished price sensitive information; engaging in fraudulent or unfair trade practices; and failures to comply with Board directions, exercise due skill, obtain prior approval for change in control, or satisfy net worth and capital adequacy norms.
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Monetary penalty liability for stock brokers for breaches of filing, client protection, market integrity and conduct obligations.
Regulation 26 sets out specified grounds for monetary penalty against a stock broker, including failure to file returns or furnish documents on Board notice; inadequate books and records; failure to issue contract notes or to deliver securities/make payments within prescribed time; charging excess brokerage; failure to maintain client account forms or to segregate and refrain from using client funds or securities; failure to redress investor grievances; dealing in or communicating unpublished price sensitive information; engaging in fraudulent or unfair trade practices; and failures to comply with Board directions, exercise due skill, obtain prior approval for change in control, or satisfy net worth and capital adequacy norms.
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