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BSE to sell up to 30% equity shares via IPO
09 Sep 2016
Of the 107.35 million shares in BSE, trading members hold about 52.3 million shares while the remaining is held by Deutsche Boerse AG, Singapore Exchange and a group of foreign portfolio investors, insurance firms and individuals
Sebi to sell 4,700 acres of Sahara land, raise Rs6,500 cr
30 May 2016
The properties that Sebi proposes to sell are spread across 14 states and consist of 60 different land parcels against Sahara’s total holdings of 33,633 acres
SC extends Subrata Roy’s parole till 11 July
12 May 2016
In a breather to Sahara chief Subrata Roy, the Supreme Court on Wednesday extended his parole till 11 July
Sebi mulls its future role in evolving markets
12 Apr 2016
Sebi gets Supreme Court nod for sale of Sahara group’s assets
29 Mar 2016
The money raised from the asset sales will also cover money needed to secure chairman Subrata Roy's release from jail
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