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Use of 'Stock Exchange' in a company name requires SEBI in principle approval or no objection to prevent investor deception. Companies shall not be registered with the words 'Stock Exchange' in their name unless they have in principle approval or a no objection from the Securities and Exchange Board of India; this measure prevents companies that lack statutory permission or recognition under the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act from misleading investors or collecting deposits as if they were recognised stock exchanges.
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Use of "Stock Exchange" in a company name requires SEBI in principle approval or no objection to prevent investor deception.
Companies shall not be registered with the words "Stock Exchange" in their name unless they have in principle approval or a no objection from the Securities and Exchange Board of India; this measure prevents companies that lack statutory permission or recognition under the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act from misleading investors or collecting deposits as if they were recognised stock exchanges.
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