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SEBI has revised ISIN limits for privately placed debt securities with immediate effect. Issuers may have up to seventeen ISINs maturing in a financial year, plus six additional ISINs for eligible capital gains tax debt securities. Of the seventeen, up to twelve may be plain vanilla debt securities, with additional ISINs permitted for prescribed incremental issuances after outstanding maturities exceed the specified threshold; up to five may cover structured, market-linked, floating-rate, zero-coupon and Tier II debt instruments. Legacy ISINs in the latter category are grandfathered subject to restrictions on further issuances. GoI-serviced/EBR bonds and ESG debt securities are excluded from ISIN-limit calculations.
SEBI has revised ISIN limits for privately placed debt securities with immediate effect. Issuers may have up to seventeen ISINs maturing in a financial year, plus six additional ISINs for eligible capital gains tax debt securities. Of the seventeen, up to twelve may be plain vanilla debt securities, with additional ISINs permitted for prescribed incremental issuances after outstanding maturities exceed the specified threshold; up to five may cover structured, market-linked, floating-rate, zero-coupon and Tier II debt instruments. Legacy ISINs in the latter category are grandfathered subject to restrictions on further issuances. GoI-serviced/EBR bonds and ESG debt securities are excluded from ISIN-limit calculations.
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