Tag: SEBI

New startups that meet government norms escape tax

New business entities, which meet the government-prescribed definition of ‘startups’, will no longer have to suffer the burden of ‘angel tax’. This will enable them to obtain investments from unregistered venture capital funds or high net worth individuals, without having …

SEBI plans to relax start-up listing norms by next month

To make start-up listing platform more attractive, regulator Sebi plans to relax norms by next month to help them tap this avenue for raising funds as also to give an easier exit opportunity to their existing investors including from abroad. The platform is aimed at providing easier exit options …

Government revises norms of performance in Credit Rating Scheme

Government approved the revision in guidelines of the Performance in Credit Rating Scheme, aiming to increase its credibility and effectiveness for both borrowers and banks. Under the revised guidelines, the fee to be paid to the rating agencies shall be based on the turnover of the Micro and Sma…

Two companies to migrate to BSE’s mainboard from SME platform

Two firms — Comfort Commotrade and Looks Health Services — will migrate to BSE’s mainboard from the stock exchange’s Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) platform. This will take the total number of companies migrating to mainboard platform to 18. In separate circulars, the e…

Re-imagining SME Fund Raising – The Exchange route!

One of the principal challenges of small & medium enterprises whether in India or anywhere else in the world has perennially been finance. Apart from friends and family, typically MSMEs rely heavily of private money lenders and the unorganised financial markets for their finance needs. Needle…