In a move to deepen the bond market, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has introduced sops for large corporates (LCs), which have raised more than the mandated share of 25% of their qualified borrowing through the bond route. SEBI has also provided a framework from FY25 onwards. Firms will need to meet the borrowing quota over a contiguous period of three years. At the end of three years (last day of T+2 year), if there is a surplus of borrowings at over 25%, the firms will have the following advantages. One, there will be a reduction in the annual listing fee between 2% to 10% at the end of T+2. Two, the contribution to the Core Settlement Fund (CSF) will go down from 0.01% to 0.05%. The reduction in the fee will depend on meeting the norms between 0-15% and 75%. In case of a shortfall, the additional contribution for a shortfall will range from 0.015% to 0.055% between 0-15% and 75%. Similarly, there will be an additional method to increase the CSF.
Which branch of soil science focuses on the study of soil's influence on living organisms like plants and animals?
Trashing, Arrowing and Ratooning are common practices in
The law by which company cannot make its product illegally similar to competitor’s product?
Identify the farming method that involves cultivating crops of different heights together on the same land.
Which of the following does not act as antitranspirants in the plants?
Which fruit is NOT included in the declared fruit belts for focused development under the Fruit Belt Development Scheme in Uttar Pradesh?
The three Tier system or The Panchayati Raj system was first started at
Which of the following seed is genetically most pure?
What is the primary nutrient responsible for the growth and development of plant roots?
Iron is an important component of which of the following enzyme?
