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The Tribune 04 Haryana Chandigarh | Wednesday | 25 August 2021
THE TRIBUNE 04 HARYANA CHANDIGARH | WEDNESDAY | 25 AUGUST 2021 PROPERTY FOR SALE No proposal for Harman: 99150-01900/ 98722- CLASSIFIEDS 55755. Chandigarh, Sector 11: One kanal single kothi/ North East CM rejects Oppn demand for online transfer Required Principal PGT facing/ cheque payment. Broker’s SITUATION VACANT Physics PGT Biology Maths excuse. (CL21048446) for varsity staff Mother Teacher International Master TGT English TGT Punjabi School (ICSE Affiliated), Barnala DP (Female) in S D Sen. Sec. MOHALI Tribune News Service Bathinda Road, Handiaya (Pb.) School Cheeka (Kaithal) Haryana. Attractive salary. Kindly mail Showroom for sale size 24x66 CBI probe into paper leak case immediately requires TGT, PGT Chandigarh, August 24 (Science, Maths & S.St.) with B.Ed., resume at: [email protected] City Heart, Kharar on Chandigarh- Kindergarten & Primary Academic & (CL21048411) Kharar Highway. 94171- 72452. Cooperation Minister Dr Activities Head, Computer Teachers, Required well qualified staff NTT, (CL21048536) Banwari Lal said there was Typist & Sports Teacher with min. PRT, TGT Science, S.St., English, neither any policy nor pro- 3 years of experience is must. Interested PGT Sociology, Political Science, COURT NOTICES candidates may send their resume at: History, Punjabi, Hindi, Social (U/o 5 Rule 20 CPC) posal regarding online [email protected] or Contact: Science and Front End Data Entry transfer for state universi- 92170-11135. (CL21048408) (Succession Case) Operator (Expert in MS Office) ASSEMBLY IN SESSION ties as well as the Central R.E.D. Group of Schools (Female). Drop your resume at In the Court of Chhuchhakwas (Jhajjar) invites [email protected] Contact No. Dr. Aman Inder Singh University of Haryana. -
25 Years of Building Indian Capital Markets
25 years of Building Indian 27th Annual Report Capital Markets 2018-19 Contents 002 006 008 MD & CEO’s Corporate Milestones overview snapshot 014 018 020 Our growth in NSE: NSE: the past four Transforming Revitalising years platforms its brand identity 022 024 026 NSE: NSE: Focus NSE: Putting the on safety and Key role investor first integrity of in capital market formation 028 029 030 NSE: NSE: Board of Future- A global Directors facing leader 032 034 039 Silver jubilee Management Corporate celebrations discussion & information analysis 040 156 243 Board’s Consolidated Standalone report financial financial statements statements The year 2018-19 was a landmark for National Stock Exchange of India Limited. The Company completed 25 years of successful operations. During this period, NSE has helped transform India in various ways. By providing an electronic trading interface that replaced the traditional outcry trading method. By enhancing transaction efficiency and transparency. By providing every investor or trader with equal opportunity irrespective of background, location or transaction size. By providing a multi-asset exchange platform that global investors prefer. By providing technology robustness, translating into a high systemic uptime in line with the best global standards. By maintaining market integrity and safety through effective regulations, supervision and risk management. Helping take India confidently into the future. MD & CEO’s overview This year marks the Silver jubilee year for NSE. I am delighted to share that over the last 25 years, NSE has emerged as an institution of great national importance and has successfully played a critical role in transforming India’s capital markets. -
IAIP – News Letter September 2014
IAIP – News Letter September 2014 Index From the IAIP Board .................................................................................................. 4 Advocacy ................................................................................................................... 6 Our Suggestions Find Place in REIT Guidelines ........................................................... 6 An Investor’s Guide to Shareholder Meetings in India… ............................................ 7 IFRS Convergence: The Global Benchmark for Financial Reporting ........................... 9 In Conversation with ............................................................................................... 10 Sunil Singhania, CFA.................................................................................................. 11 Vidhu Shekhar, CFA .................................................................................................. 13 Insights from IAIP Events ......................................................................................... 16 Unraveling a Stress-free and Sharp Brain ................................................................. 16 Pension and Endowment Portfolio Strategies .......................................................... 17 Global Derivative Industry and Global Trends in Pension Funds .............................. 20 Where’s Alpha? ........................................................................................................ 21 Building Investments solutions for Global Investors and -
All Sub-Inspectors of District Hisar
All Sub-Inspectors of District Hisar S. N. RANK NAME NO. PRESENT POSTING DOB DOE EDU CASTE H_DISTT. 1 SI AMIT KUMAR PROB PS BARWALA 20-12-94 07-03-19 M.Sc. SUTHAR SIRSA 2 SI AMIT KUNDU PROB PS SADAR HISAR 07-12-95 07-03-19 B.A. JAT JIND 3 SI ANIL KUMAR 453/H PS URBAN ESTATE HISAR 15-02-70 01-10-89 BA JAT JHAJJAR ADDL. SHO 4 SI ATUL MOR PROB PS AZAD NAGAR HISAR 28-02-95 08-03-19 B.Sc JAT JIND 5 SI BHUPINDER 65/BWN DPO STENO W/DIG-CUM SP 05-12-64 06-03-84 10+2 JAT JHAJJAR SINGH ECC ENG. BRANCH 6 SI CHANDI RAM 479/H SPECIAL STAFF, HISAR 10-03-69 04-10-89 10+2 BRAHMAN AMBALA 7 SI DALBIR SINGH 416/H DPO ACCUNTANT 15-05-68 09-09-89 10+2 JAT HISAR ECC ACCTT. BRANCH 8 SI DALIP SINGH 286/H DPO TALFI MOHRAR 01-04-70 03-03-89 10TH NAI SIRSA 9 SI DEVENDER 354/H 30 DAYS EL UPTO 25.08.21 05-04-64 17-06-85 10TH NAI JIND SINGH 10 SI DINESH KUMAR PROB PS URBAN ESTATE HISAR 16-11-84 07-03-19 B.A. MAHAJAN JIND 11 SI GURNIMANDER PROB PS AGROHA 17-08-91 07-03-19 B.E. JAT SIKH SIRSA SINGH 12 SI JAGDISH RAM 352/H PS ADAMPUR ADDL. SHO 25-01-69 02-12-87 10TH JAT SIRSA 13 SI JAI BHAGWAN 13/H PS BARWALA ADDL. -
Smes and Public Equity Financing: a New Dataset of SME Boards in Emerging-Market and Developing Economies
SMEs and Public Equity Financing: A New Dataset of SME Boards in Emerging-Market and Developing Economies John Schellhase and Jim Woodsome August 2017 Introduction In recent years, a number of stock exchanges in emerging-market and developing economies have established dedicated market segments for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The main purpose of these SME boards, as they are often called, is to expand access to equity finance for relatively small but growing firms with the potential, as a group, to significantly contribute to economic growth and employment. In some cases, SME boards also serve as feeder exchanges, incubating firms for later graduation to a stock exchange’s main board. Today, there around 30 dedicated SME boards in emerging-market and developing economies, the majority of which have been established in the last decade or so. Due to the role these firms can play in creating jobs and diversifying economies, improving access to finance for SMEs is a long-standing policy goal in developed and developing countries alike. As banks have curbed their lending to SMEs in the wake of the global financial crisis, policymakers and industry bodies are now increasingly emphasizing non-bank financing alternatives for SMEs. Public equity financing is one option that may be suitable for fast-growing SMEs with the capacity to meet the listing requirements. SME boards may contribute to expanding financial access for SMEs both directly, by facilitating access to public equity financing, and indirectly, by incentivizing listing firms to improve their financial reporting and corporate governance practices, which may, in turn, make them more appealing to credit-based lenders. -
SME Listing Understanding the Business As a Part of Due Diligence Model of the Issuer Site Visit Is Conducted
Glossary: S.No. Particulars 1 Applicable ICDR Regulations 2 SEBI Chapter XB regulations 3 Eligibility Norms (BSE & NSE) 4 Key features of Listing 5 Flow Chart 6 Roadmap at Macro Level 7 Practical difficulties 8 Key Strategic Points Definitions: Act: Companies Act, 1956/2013. SME: Small and Medium Enterprises SEBI: Securities and Exchange Board of India BSE: Bombay Stock Exchange NSE: National Stock Exchange ICDR: SEBI (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements {ICDR}) Regulations, 2009 About SME Platform: The market regulator SEBI vide its circular dated May 18, 2010 have provided for setting up of a stock exchange/ trading platform by a recognized Stock Exchange having a nationwide trading terminal for SME’s. In this context Chapter XB has been inserted in the SEBI (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements {ICDR}) Regulations, 2009 for the SME platform. CHAPTER XB ISSUE OF SPECIFIED SECURITIES BY SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES 1 Applicabili A company can issue specified securities if:- ty . The post-issue face value capital does not exceed Rs.10 Crore. The post-issue face value capital is more than Rs.10 crore and up to Rs.25 Crore. 2 Filing of 1. No draft offer document need to be submitted to SEBI. But it offer has to file offer document with SEBI through MB, document simultaneously with the filing of the prospectus with the SME exchange and the Registrar of Companies or letter of offer with the SME exchange 2. SEBI should not issue any observations on the offer document 3. The offer document shall be displayed from the date of filing on the websites of SEBI, the issuer, MB and SME exchange 3 Min. -
What Does the Haryana Election Results Mean for the BJP and the Congress?
What does the Haryana Election results mean for the BJP and the Congress? This is a Suno India Production and you are listening to The Suno India Show. Padma Priya(Host)- On Thursday, Haryana ended with a hung assembly with the ruling party BJP emerging with 40 seats but still six short of the halfway mark needed to form the next government. The split verdict triggered hectic political activity with two independents, the infamous Gopal Kanda and Ranjeet Singh boarding flights to Delhi for a meeting with the BJP leadership. By Friday afternoon, things had progressed quite a bit with the independents pledging their support to BJP thereby paving way for Khattar-led BJP party to stake claim to form the government again. The Congress won 31 seats, the Jannayak Janata Party won 10 seats in its maiden elections and the Indian National Lok Dal and Haryana Lokhit party one each. Aam Aadmi Party which contested 46 seats was completely decimated. Eight ministers of the state cabinet lost the elections and only 2 out of 10 ministers who were fielded by the BJP will be returning to the state assembly. The Suno India Show reached out to Ajoy Ashirwad, Deputy Editor of The Wire who has extensive political reporting experience to understand more what the Haryana results mean for the BJP and for the future of Congress party led by Bhupinder Hooda in Haryana. Hi I am Padma Priya, your host for this episode of The Suno India Show and you are listening to this on the one and only podcast platform for issues that matter Suno India. -
Small Becomes Big
Hem Research EXCLUSIVE YEAR END REPORT Small becomes Big HEM SECURITIES LTD. – A 904, Naman Midtown, Senapati Bapat Marg, Elphinstone Road, Lower Parel, Mumbai – 400013 126 Companies Listed Till Date 2017 Figure Doubled than aggregate of 2015 & 2016 Combined Listing Year 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 BSE SME 11 32 39 37 44 55 NSE EMERGE 2 2 2 5 22 71 Total 13 34 41 42 66 126 Main Board IPO Till Date 39 Hem Research 2017 : Year of SME Listing 2017 30,000 Crore Market Cap Achieved Total Market Cap 31886.40 BSE Market Cap 21395.40 NSE Market Cap 10491.00 In Rs Crore Hem Research 2017 : Year of SME Listing 2017 Companies from 15 States got listed No of Companies 47 39 11 8 6 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Gujarat and Maharashtra leads with almost 70% Companies of total listing Hem Research 2017 : Year of SME Listing 2017 First Time Many SME Companies Garnered Procurement More than Main Board IPO’s SME IPO Company Issue Size In Crore Procurement In Crore Ice Make Refrigeration Limited 23.17 6024.20 ANI Integrated Services Limited 25.66 5106.34 One point One Solution Limited 44.38 3777.18 Total Transport Systems Limited 17.01 2166.05 Dynamic Cables Limited 23.38 1619.53 InfoBeans Technologies Limited 36.78 1146.43 MAIN BOARD IPO Company Issue Size In Crore Procurement In Crore Indian Energy Exchange Limited 1,000.73 2181.59 PSP Projects Limited 211.68 1797.16 Shalby Limited 504.8 1357.91 Bharat Road Network Limited 600.65 1057.14 Apex Frozen Foods Limited 152.25 916.54 CL Educate Limited 238.95 442.06 Hem Research 2017 : Year of SME Listing Behemoth -
NSE & Indian Industries A
NSE & Indian Industries Association (IIA) sign MOU To create awareness amongst IIA members on managing risk through NSE platforms on Currency, Commodity, Debt and educate them about SME fund raising Lucknow September 28 , 2018 : National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE) on Friday signed an MoU with Indian Industries Association (IIA) to impart knowledge to IIA members on price risk management, hedging on NSE’s platform for products like Commodity ,Currency, Debt & to assist IIA members in raising equity capital thru NSE’s EMERGE platform . The MoU was signed today by Mr. Gaurav Kapoor, Vice President, NSE and Mr. Sunil Vaish, President, IIA at Lucknow . NSE has recently got approval from SEBI to launch commodities derivatives segment. This association will help NSE in reaching out to various Member associations of IIA. NSE will jointly conduct awareness and educative programmes for members of IIA and other relevant stakeholders through various road-shows, webinars etc. Indian Industries Association (IIA) is an apex representative body of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) with a strong membership base of about 6500 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). Mr Gaurav Kapoor, Vice President, NSE – “MoU with IIA is very significant as NSE is venturing in to commodities market coming October. We extend our complete support in raising awareness levels for products like Currency, Debt, Commodity and helping companies to mange their risks & also to assist IIA members in raising equity capital on NSE’s EMERGE platform. NSE will jointly conduct awareness and educative programmes for members of IIA and other relevant stakeholders through various road-shows, webinars etc. -
2017-02-17 Commission Welcomes Indian Parliament Member
ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 17, 2017 MEDIA CONTACT: Angie Holdsworth (602) 542-0844 [email protected] (Phoenix) Arizona Corporation Commission welcomes a prominent member of India’s parliament to Arizona. The Honorable Dushyant Chautala, will attend the Arizona House of Representatives floor session Monday February 20th. Member of Parliament (MP) Chautala is the youngest MP in India’s History and has represented the Hisar Lok Sabha constituency in North India in the Indian Parliament since 2014. The U.S. is one of India’s top trading partners. According to the Embassy of India, total bilateral trade between India and the U.S. increased from $20 billion in 2000 to over $109 billion in 2015. “Arizona has benefited from having strong ties with India and will continue to benefit as these relationships continue to grow,” said Chairman of the Arizona Corporation Commission Tom Forese. “It is our distinct privilege to welcome the youngest member of Parliament in India's rich cultural history, and we hope that he will enjoy his visit to the Grand Canyon State and tell his fellow leaders when he returns that Arizona is open for business.” Chairman Forese will meet with MP Chautala on Monday. Established by Article 15 of the state’s constitution, the Arizona Corporation Commission is responsible for the regulation of public utilities, overseeing the incorporation or registration of companies wishing to do business in Arizona. Additionally, the Corporation Commission registers and oversees securities offerings and dealers, and enforces railroad and pipeline safety. The five commissioners that make up the Commission are elected by the people of Arizona for a four-year term, with the option of serving for two consecutive terms. -
Attendance of Members of 14Th Legislative Assembly, Haryana Session 16.03.2021 TOTAL SITTING = 02
Attendance of Members of 14th Legislative Assembly, Haryana Session 16.03.2021 TOTAL SITTING = 02 Sr. Name of member 16.03. 21 No. Constituency name & number, Party affiliation (I) 1. Abhe Singh Yadav, Dr. P Nangal Chaudhry-71, BJP 2. Aftab Ahmed, Ch. P Nuh-79, INC 3. Amarjeet Dhanda, Shri P Julana-34, JJP 4. Amit Sihag, Shri P Dabwali-43, INC 5. Anil Vij, Shri NR Ambala Cantt.-04, BJP 6. Anoop Dhanak, Shri NR Uklana (S.C.)-48, JJP 7. Aseem Goel Naneola, Shri P Ambala City-05, BJP 8. Balbir Singh, Shri P Israna (S.C.)-26, INC 9. Balraj Kundu, Shri P Meham-60, IND. 10. Banwari Lal, Dr. NR Bawal (S.C.)-72, BJP 11. Bharat Bhushan Batra, Shri P Rohtak-62, INC 12. Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Shri P Garhi Sampla-Kiloi-61, INC 13. Bishamber Singh, Shri P Bawani Khera (S.C.)59, BJP 14. Bishan Lal Saini, Shri P Radaur-10, INC 15. Chiranjeev, Rao P Rewari-74, INC 16. Dan Singh, Rao P Mahendragarh-69, INC 17. Deepak Mangla, Shri P Palwal-84, BJP 18. Davender Singh Babli, Shri P Tohana-39, JJP 19. Dharam Pal Gonder, Shri P Nilokheri (S.C.)-19, IND 20. Dharam Singh Chhoker, Shri P Samalkha-27, INC 21. Dura Ram, Shri P Fatehabad-40, BJP 22. Dushyant Chautala, Shri NR Uchana Kalan-37, JJP 23. Geeta Bhukkal, Smt. P Jhajjar (S.C.)-66, INC 24. Ghanshyam Dass Arora, Shri P Yamunanagar-09, BJP 25. Ghanshyam Saraf, Shri P Bhiwani-57, BJP 26. Gian Chand Gupta, Shri NR Panchkula-02, BJP 27. -
Nippon-Life-India-Asset-Management
Profile Nippon Life India Asset Management Limited (formerly known as Reliance Nippon Life Asset Management Limited) (NAM India or the Company) is one of India’s largest asset management companies with a total AUM of ` 2.55 lakh cr. as of March 31, 2020. The Company engages in managing mutual funds including exchange traded funds (ETFs); managed accounts, including portfolio management services, alternative investment funds and pension funds; and offshore funds and advisory mandates. Nippon Life Insurance Company is the principal shareholder with a 74.99% stake in the Company. Nippon Life Insurance, founded in 1889, is one of Japan’s leading private life insurers and a Fortune 500 company. It offers a wide range of financial products, including individual and group life and annuity policies through various distribution channels, mainly using face-to- face sales channels for its traditional insurance products. It primarily operates in Japan, North America, Europe, Oceania and Asia. NLI conducts asset management operations in Asia, through its subsidiary Nissay Asset Management Corporation, which manages assets globally. Purpose To play a leadership role in driving financial literacy and prosperity across India and thus serve our society and people. Vision statement To consistently create a better financial future for our investors by using the best of our local and global capabilities. Mission statement To create and nurture a world class, performance-driven and socially responsible ecosystem aimed at consistently delighting our investors and other stakeholders. Sources: https://fortune.com/global500/2019/nippon-life-insurance/; https://www.nipponindiamf.com/InvestorServices/pdfDocuments/As-on-March-31-2020.pdf Annual Report 2019-20 1 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Contents Page No.