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The regulator proposed rising the brink for simplified documentation to ₹10 lakh for securities held in bodily mode per listed entity or mutual fund models in assertion of account type per asset administration firm, from ₹5 lakh presently.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Thursday issued a session paper proposing adjustments to documentation necessities for transmission of securities and revision of threshold limits for simplified documentation.
The regulator proposed rising the brink for simplified documentation to ₹10 lakh for securities held in bodily mode per listed entity or mutual fund models in assertion of account type per asset administration firm, from ₹5 lakh presently. For securities held in dematerialised mode, the restrict has been proposed to be elevated to ₹30 lakh per useful proprietor from ₹15 lakh.
Sebi has additionally proposed introducing straight-through processing for low-value instances. Under the proposal, claims as much as ₹10,000 in bodily mode and ₹30,000 in dematerialised mode could be processed with minimal documentation.
First Published: Mar 12 2026 | 7:10 PM IST
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