Order under Section 4B (6) read with section 4B (7) of the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956 in the matter of the BSE (Corporatisation and Demutualisation) Scheme, 2005. - S.O. No.684(E) - SEBI/MRD/40967/2005 - SEBI
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Voting rights restriction reduces trading member control; scheme enforces board governance, trading member registration, asset use and compliance. The approved Scheme converts BSE into Bombay Stock Exchange Limited with conditions: restrict voting influence of shareholder trading members; require trading members to be SEBI registered or obtain registration within a transition period; limit trading member representation on the Governing Board and preserve SEBI's right to nominate directors with the Chief Executive as ex officio director; transfer all assets, liabilities, contracts and employees to the new company; mandate transfer of clearing functions to a SEBI recognized clearing corporation; and require that non current assets and reserves be used solely for exchange operations, with ongoing compliance reporting to SEBI.
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Voting rights restriction reduces trading member control; scheme enforces board governance, trading member registration, asset use and compliance.
The approved Scheme converts BSE into Bombay Stock Exchange Limited with conditions: restrict voting influence of shareholder trading members; require trading members to be SEBI registered or obtain registration within a transition period; limit trading member representation on the Governing Board and preserve SEBI's right to nominate directors with the Chief Executive as ex officio director; transfer all assets, liabilities, contracts and employees to the new company; mandate transfer of clearing functions to a SEBI recognized clearing corporation; and require that non current assets and reserves be used solely for exchange operations, with ongoing compliance reporting to SEBI.
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