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SEBI has issued amendments and clarifications to the January 2025 circular on nomination facilities in Indian securities market, implementing changes in three phases starting March 1, 2025. Key modifications include allowing surviving joint holders to update details during/after transmission without mandatory KYC reverification, permitting single holders to opt-out of nomination online/offline, enabling nominees to operate accounts during investor's incapacitation, and clarifying transmission procedures. The circular introduces pro-rata distribution among multiple nominees with odd lots going to first nominee. Implementation timeline spans Phase I (March 2025), Phase II (June 2025), and Phase III (September 2025). AMCs and Depositories must report readiness status to SEBI by specified dates in 2025. The amendments aim to streamline nomination processes while protecting investor interests.
SEBI has issued amendments and clarifications to the January 2025 circular on nomination facilities in Indian securities market, implementing changes in three phases starting March 1, 2025. Key modifications include allowing surviving joint holders to update details during/after transmission without mandatory KYC reverification, permitting single holders to opt-out of nomination online/offline, enabling nominees to operate accounts during investor's incapacitation, and clarifying transmission procedures. The circular introduces pro-rata distribution among multiple nominees with odd lots going to first nominee. Implementation timeline spans Phase I (March 2025), Phase II (June 2025), and Phase III (September 2025). AMCs and Depositories must report readiness status to SEBI by specified dates in 2025. The amendments aim to streamline nomination processes while protecting investor interests.
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