No Objection Certificate requirement: lenders representing a substantial majority of secured creditors must consent for listed-entity schemes to proceed. A No Objection Certificate (NOC) is mandated from lending scheduled commercial banks, financial institutions or debenture trustees representing a substantial majority in value of secured creditors as an amendment to Part I Para A 2(k) of the Master Circular; this requirement applies to all schemes filed with stock exchanges after the mid-November 2021 amendments, and stock exchanges are directed to notify listed companies and publish the circular on their websites under SEBI's regulatory powers.
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No Objection Certificate requirement: lenders representing a substantial majority of secured creditors must consent for listed-entity schemes to proceed.
A No Objection Certificate (NOC) is mandated from lending scheduled commercial banks, financial institutions or debenture trustees representing a substantial majority in value of secured creditors as an amendment to Part I Para A 2(k) of the Master Circular; this requirement applies to all schemes filed with stock exchanges after the mid-November 2021 amendments, and stock exchanges are directed to notify listed companies and publish the circular on their websites under SEBI's regulatory powers.
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