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This circular from SEBI provides the periodic reporting format...

New Reporting Rules for Research Analysts and Proxy Advisers to Boost Transparency in Securities Market.

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SEBI October 29, 2024 Circulars
This circular from SEBI provides the periodic reporting format for Research Analysts and Proxy Advisers. Key points: - Research Analysts (RAs) are required to furnish periodic reports to the Research Analyst Administration and Supervisory Body (RAASB), while Proxy Advisers (PAs) must submit reports to SEBI. - The reports must be submitted half-yearly within 30 days from the end of each half-year (September 30 and March 31). - Detailed formats are prescribed for RAs (Annexure I) and PAs (Annexure II) to provide information on their operations, compliance, clients, fees, complaints, and other aspects. - The formats require comprehensive details on the entity, its employees, directors, shareholding, bank accounts, certifications, inspections, advertisements, services offered, and complaints received/resolved. - For RAs, specific details on research reports, recommendations, public appearances, and investor charter/complaints disclosure are sought. - For PAs, details on voting recommendations, reports issued for company meetings, clients/subscribers, and fees received are mandated. - The circular aims to enhance transparency, disclosure, and oversight of RAs and PAs to protect investor interests and regulate the securities market effectively.

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