RPT rules reform: Sebi proposes turnover-linked thresholds for related party deal approvals; move aims to ease compliance for large firms

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has proposed a new threshold-based framework to determine the materiality of related party transactions (RPTs), aligning the compliance burden with the turnover scale of listed entities.According to a consultation paper released on Monday, Sebi suggested that for companies with an annual consolidated turnover up to Rs 20,000…

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Retail reshuffle in equity market: Tata Motors, Yes Bank, Vodafone Idea now most widely held stocks; Reliance Power, SBI lose top ranks as small investors chase turnaround bets

Tata Motors, Yes Bank, and Vodafone Idea have emerged as India’s most widely held stocks, surpassing earlier favourites like Reliance Power, Reliance Industries, and State Bank of India, amid a surge in retail investor participation.According to data compiled by ETIG, Tata Motors topped the list with over 67.5 lakh shareholders as of June 2025 —…

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‘Hundreds of millions in cash’: Donald Trump says JPMorgan, Bank of America rejected him as a customer; ‘banks discriminated…’

Trump attributed the large banks’ rejection of him and his supporters to regulatory pressure from the then Biden administration. US President Donald Trump has revealed that America’s two biggest banks, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America, have rejected him as a customer in the past. In an interview with CNBC, Trump said he had been…

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Retail fund flows surge: Mid, smallcap schemes draw Rs 20,255cr in Q1; investors chase high returns despite expensive valuations

Retail investors are continuing to pour large sums into mid and smallcap mutual fund schemes, chasing high returns even as experts warn of stretched valuations and recommend a shift to safer ground.According to data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI), investors allocated Rs 20,255 crore into mid and smallcap schemes in the…

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Nayara Energy trade: Russia-backed refinery exports first gasoline shipment after EU sanctions; diesel shipment to follow

Amid tightening international scrutiny, Russian-linked Indian refiner Nayara Energy has exported its first gasoline shipment since the European Union imposed sanctions on the company on July 18, Reuters reported citing four sources and LSEG data.According to shipping sources and LSEG data, the vessel Tempest Dream departed on Monday with around 43,000 metric tons (over 363,000…

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