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Sebi tightens norms for listed cos

Source: The Economic Times

Mumbai : India | 2 months ago

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In a bid to improve disclosure and accounting norms for listed companies, a committee of the Securities & Exchange Board of India made a few proposals. The market regulator’s committee, in a discussion paper on Monday, recommended changes in the way companies disclose earnings and sought placing...

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