Admission of institutional members required by stock exchanges when recommended by regulator, including banks and specified institutions. Where the Securities and Exchange Board of India makes a recommendation, the governing body of a stock exchange shall admit as member specified corporations, bodies corporate, companies and institutions, including development finance institutions, registered insurance companies, Unit Trust of India, specified banks and their subsidiaries, export-import and development banks, pension and provident arrangements, standalone primary dealers authorised by the Reserve Bank, and Category I and II foreign portfolio investors, provided such foreign portfolio investors engage only in proprietary trades in classes of securities specifically permitted by SEBI.
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Admission of institutional members required by stock exchanges when recommended by regulator, including banks and specified institutions.
Where the Securities and Exchange Board of India makes a recommendation, the governing body of a stock exchange shall admit as member specified corporations, bodies corporate, companies and institutions, including development finance institutions, registered insurance companies, Unit Trust of India, specified banks and their subsidiaries, export-import and development banks, pension and provident arrangements, standalone primary dealers authorised by the Reserve Bank, and Category I and II foreign portfolio investors, provided such foreign portfolio investors engage only in proprietary trades in classes of securities specifically permitted by SEBI.
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