Conversion of debentures: scheduled banks may convert only after issuer default and after prior notice. The amendment adds a definition of scheduled bank, includes scheduled banks alongside public financial institutions in conversion-related rule provisions, and inserts a proviso permitting conversion by a scheduled bank or public financial institution only upon the company's default in repayment, redemption or interest and after prior notice of intention to convert given to the company at least one month before the intended conversion date.
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Conversion of debentures: scheduled banks may convert only after issuer default and after prior notice.
The amendment adds a definition of scheduled bank, includes scheduled banks alongside public financial institutions in conversion-related rule provisions, and inserts a proviso permitting conversion by a scheduled bank or public financial institution only upon the company's default in repayment, redemption or interest and after prior notice of intention to convert given to the company at least one month before the intended conversion date.
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