Investor grievance arbitration: exchanges may relocate proceedings for large awards and set staged interim relief from IPF. Exchanges need not form exclusive appellate arbitration panels but must ensure members who adjudicated a matter at arbitration are not appointed to its appellate panel. Parties may request shifting of arbitration to a metro for awards above a prescribed threshold, with additional costs borne by the requesting party. The circular prescribes staged interim relief releases from the Investor Protection Fund where client-favourable orders or awards arise and limits cumulative interim relief; fees for late claim filings are to be deposited into the IPF. Exchanges must amend bye-laws and report implementation.
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Investor grievance arbitration: exchanges may relocate proceedings for large awards and set staged interim relief from IPF.
Exchanges need not form exclusive appellate arbitration panels but must ensure members who adjudicated a matter at arbitration are not appointed to its appellate panel. Parties may request shifting of arbitration to a metro for awards above a prescribed threshold, with additional costs borne by the requesting party. The circular prescribes staged interim relief releases from the Investor Protection Fund where client-favourable orders or awards arise and limits cumulative interim relief; fees for late claim filings are to be deposited into the IPF. Exchanges must amend bye-laws and report implementation.
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