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<h1>SEBI Sets Rules for Overseas Trading Terminals: Compliance, Settlement, and Investor Eligibility Guidelines Explained</h1> The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) outlines guidelines for opening trading terminals abroad to facilitate real-time order placement by eligible overseas investors. Only SEBI-registered stock brokers can open these terminals, subject to permissions from stock exchanges, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), and foreign regulatory authorities. Trades must comply with capital adequacy, margin requirements, and brokerage limits, using a screen-based order matching system without negotiated deals. Settlements occur in India in dematerialized form, with designated banks handling fund repatriation. Adequate monitoring, grievance redressal, and jurisdictional compliance are mandated by the respective stock exchanges.