Securities and Exchange Board of India (Intermediaries) Regulations, 2008 Chapter V ACTION IN CASE OF DEFAULT AND MANNER OF SUSPENSION OR CANCELLATION OF CERTIFICATE
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Default proceeding definitions clarify noticee status, reply timing, and decision-maker roles for certificate suspension or cancellation. Chapter V defines terms governing default proceedings and certificate suspension or cancellation. A noticee is a person issued a notice, and the date of ... Summary
Default proceeding definitions clarify noticee status, reply timing, and decision-maker roles for certificate suspension or cancellation.
Chapter V defines terms governing default proceedings and certificate suspension or cancellation. A noticee is a person issued a notice, and the date of receipt of reply includes oral submissions where made. A designated authority includes an officer of the Board or an appointed bench of officers. A competent authority is a designated Whole Time Member or Board officer not below Chief General Manager rank. Executive Director means an officer appointed as such by the Board.
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