Underwriter registration: certificate requirement, prescribed fees, and conditions govern underwriting activities and continuity after structural changes. A new registration regime mandates holding a certificate of registration to act as an underwriter, while stock brokers and merchant bankers with registration under the Act may underwrite without a separate certificate but are otherwise governed by these regulations. Applications for registration and renewal must include a prescribed non refundable fee. Conditions of registration require prior Board approval for changes of status or constitution, a valid underwriting agreement with the issuer, payment of fees, maintenance of capital adequacy requirements, and compliance with applicable regulations; certificates have a specified period of validity.
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Underwriter registration: certificate requirement, prescribed fees, and conditions govern underwriting activities and continuity after structural changes.
A new registration regime mandates holding a certificate of registration to act as an underwriter, while stock brokers and merchant bankers with registration under the Act may underwrite without a separate certificate but are otherwise governed by these regulations. Applications for registration and renewal must include a prescribed non refundable fee. Conditions of registration require prior Board approval for changes of status or constitution, a valid underwriting agreement with the issuer, payment of fees, maintenance of capital adequacy requirements, and compliance with applicable regulations; certificates have a specified period of validity.
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