Order under Section 4B (6) read with Section 4B (7) of the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956 in the matter of the Bhubaneswar Stock Exchange (Corporatisation and Demutualisation) Scheme, 2005. - S.O. No.1319(E) - SEBI/MRD/49407/2005 - SEBI
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Demutualisation of stock exchange: separate ownership from trading rights, restrict member voting and ensure public majority shareholding. Approval is granted for Bhubaneswar Stock Exchange's conversion into a company limited by shares and implementation of corporatisation and demutualisation measures: Members are allotted fully paid equity shares for conversion; trading rights are separable from ownership and governed by uniform admission standards; Trading Member representation on the Governing Board is limited and the Chief Executive is ex officio; Trading Members' collective voting is capped and public shareholding must constitute a majority; clearing functions must be transferred to a recognised Clearing Corporation within the prescribed period; assets and reserves are restricted to exchange liabilities and operations; compliance reporting to the regulator is required.
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Demutualisation of stock exchange: separate ownership from trading rights, restrict member voting and ensure public majority shareholding.
Approval is granted for Bhubaneswar Stock Exchange's conversion into a company limited by shares and implementation of corporatisation and demutualisation measures: Members are allotted fully paid equity shares for conversion; trading rights are separable from ownership and governed by uniform admission standards; Trading Member representation on the Governing Board is limited and the Chief Executive is ex officio; Trading Members' collective voting is capped and public shareholding must constitute a majority; clearing functions must be transferred to a recognised Clearing Corporation within the prescribed period; assets and reserves are restricted to exchange liabilities and operations; compliance reporting to the regulator is required.
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