Corporate membership eligibility for stock exchanges requires director-shareholder majority and unlimited liability; government may permit specified corporations. Amendment prescribes that a company is eligible for election as a stock exchange member only if it is lawfully formed, a majority of its directors are shareholder-members of that exchange, and the directors who are exchange members have unlimited liability; the Central Government may recommend relaxation permitting admission of specified public financial corporations, insurance and development institutions, certain registered companies and subsidiaries engaged in merchant banking or securities dealing.
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Corporate membership eligibility for stock exchanges requires director-shareholder majority and unlimited liability; government may permit specified corporations.
Amendment prescribes that a company is eligible for election as a stock exchange member only if it is lawfully formed, a majority of its directors are shareholder-members of that exchange, and the directors who are exchange members have unlimited liability; the Central Government may recommend relaxation permitting admission of specified public financial corporations, insurance and development institutions, certain registered companies and subsidiaries engaged in merchant banking or securities dealing.
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