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Sebi reduces the trading lot size of privately placed InvITs to Rs 25 lakh to enhance investor participation and liquidity. The move aims to make InvITs more accessible to a wider range of investors.

Sebi proposes making UPI block mechanism mandatory for secondary market trading, similar to ASBA, allowing investors to trade with blocked funds in their bank accounts.

Sebi proposes mandatory UPI block mechanism for secondary market trading, similar to the ASBA facility, to enhance investor protection.

Sebi proposes to cut trading lot size of privately placed InvITs to Rs 25 lakh to boost investor participation and liquidity. The move aims to increase accessibility and diversification for investors.

HDFC Bank joins UPI for secondary market trading, enabling investors to block funds in their accounts for stock purchases through the UPI app. Learn more about this new feature and its benefits.

SEBI will introduce an ASBA-like facility for secondary market trading in India from January or February 2024, aiming to protect investor funds and potentially save Rs 3,500 crore annually.