Deemed recognition under securities law requires commodity exchanges to meet stock exchange compliance and governance timelines. Commodity derivatives exchanges are deemed to be recognized stock exchanges and must comply with SCRA and SECC Regulations within phased timelines. National exchanges have shorter compliance periods than regional exchanges for corporatization, demutualization, transfer of clearing and settlement to a separate clearing corporation, continuous compliance conditions, surveillance systems, networth and ownership requirements, governance norms, segregation of regulatory departments, committee constitution, compliance officer appointment, and disclosure and dematerialization obligations; exchanges must amend bylaws, notify members and report implementation to SEBI.
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Deemed recognition under securities law requires commodity exchanges to meet stock exchange compliance and governance timelines.
Commodity derivatives exchanges are deemed to be recognized stock exchanges and must comply with SCRA and SECC Regulations within phased timelines. National exchanges have shorter compliance periods than regional exchanges for corporatization, demutualization, transfer of clearing and settlement to a separate clearing corporation, continuous compliance conditions, surveillance systems, networth and ownership requirements, governance norms, segregation of regulatory departments, committee constitution, compliance officer appointment, and disclosure and dematerialization obligations; exchanges must amend bylaws, notify members and report implementation to SEBI.
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