Announcements

The New Fund Offer (NFO) of the Bharat Bond ETF will open on July 14 and close on July 17. The ETF will offer two maturities - five years (Bharat Bond ETF April 2025) and 11 years (Bharat Bond ETF April 2031) to cater to the needs of both short term and long-term investors. Bharat Bond ETF issued by Public Sector Companies and other Government organizations with a credit rating of AAA such as Power Finance Corporation, REC, Power Grid Corporation and National Housing Bank, among others.

-Retail Individual Investors (Including HUF/NRI)
-Min: Rs. 1,001 Max: Rs. 2,00,000

-Non-Institutional Investors (Including Corporate/Partnership and Non-retail individuals)
-Min: Rs. 2,00,001 and in multiples of Re. 1/- thereafter.

Please read the Scheme related Information Document

1. All upfront margins are to be collected in advance of trade.
2. Clearing Members are required to collect margins on consolidated crystallised obligation from its respective Trading Members (TM)/ Custodial Participants (CP) only in the from of cash.
3. T day margins on consolidated crystallised obligations has to be collected by T+1 day.
4. The Clearing Members (CM) shall report segment wise shortfall amount of Crystallised Settlement Obligation of TM and CP to the clearing corporation in excess of Rs 5 lacs if the shortfall continues beyond 1 day of the stipulated timeframe.
5. Clearing Member shall be required to have risk management policy covering collection of margin, procedure for bifurcation of TM proprietary and client collateral, ratio of cash and non cash collateral, upper cap on acceptance of securities from a member to avoid concentration risk etc.
For more information read the full NSE circular

In order to safeguard interest of investors, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and Exchanges have been introduced various surveillance measures.
For more information & scrips under ASM, read the full NSE circular, NSE Scrips, BSE circular.
These measures will be applicable from 13th July 2020.