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If the company has admitted any of its securities in NSDL shares, debentures, etc. Once admitted these securities would be made available for dematerialisation by NSDL. For e. If the CP is allotted on different days say for 89 days to one investor, 88 days for another investor, the number of days in the descriptor will indicate the number of days the Issuer has provided NSDL at the time of the activation of the ISIN.
The Issuer has to pay the relevant stamp duty as applicable. In case the issuer is not in a position to make payment of stamp duty through e-SBTR, it can make the payment as per the manual process and submit a payment challan copy to IPA. The holders would have recourse to the Issuer and stand-by credit provider through trustee, if any , on the strength of default advice received from IPA.
This will be subjected to prudential norms as applicable and subject to specific approval of their Board. Non-bank entities including corporates can provide unconditional and irrevocable guarantee for credit enhancement for CP issue provided that the offer document for CP properly discloses the net worth of the guarantor company, the names of the companies to which the guarantor has issued similar guarantees, the extent of the guarantees offered by the guarantor company, and the conditions under which the guarantee will be invoked.
Commercial Paper CP is an unsecured money market instrument issued in the form of a promissory note. CP can be issued for maturities between a minimum of 7 days and a maximum of up to one year from the date of issue. However, the maturity date of the CP should not go beyond the date up to which the credit rating of the issuer is valid. CP may be issued on a single date or in parts on different dates provided that in the latter case, each CP shall have the same maturity date.
Further, every issue of CP, including renewal, shall be treated as a fresh issue. A CP will be issued in the form of a promissory note and will be held only in dematerialised form through any of the depositories approved by and registered with SEBI. The investor can hold CP in same account along with other securities like equity, debentures, bonds, etc.
However, if an investor desires, the investor can hold the CP in a separate demat account also. CPs are actively traded in the OTC market.
Buyer and Seller decide upon price and quantity of securities to be transacted. Seller authorises its DP through delivery instructions to debit his account and transfer the securities into the account of Buyer who may have opened account with the same or any other DP. Buyer receives the securities in its account immediately if the buyer has provided standing instruction to its DP. Settlement of funds is between the parties as agreed between them. The charge payable by the investor to the DP is determined as per the agreement between the investor and the DP.
A single consolidated account statement received by investor will reflect all holdings and transactions in a particular account irrespective of type of instrument s. Once admitted, these securities would be made available for dematerialisation by NSDL. Certificate of Deposit can be issued in multiples of Rs. The face value of the CD by default will be taken as Rs. The securities CDs will be credited in the investor's account in terms of units. If the Issuer proposes a 1 crore issue, then units will be credited in the Investors account.
However Certificate of Deposits having the same maturity date will be identified by the same ISIN irrespective of the date of allotment. A new CD can be issued directly in demat form without recourse to printing of Certificates.
The steps to be taken for allotting CDs in demat form are enumerated in the Process Flow. According to the guidelines issued for the CD by the FIMMDA the Issuer has to ensure that the investor receives the credit of the CD in his demat account latest by the following working day from the date of realization of the cheque.
The procedure for dematerialisation of Certificate of Deposit is same as that carried out for equity shares. Only those Certificates of Deposit, which have been made available for dematerialisation by its Issuer, can be dematerialized. After the confirmation from the Issuer to NSDL on payment of redemption proceeds to all the investors, the balance in the redemption account is extinguished by carrying out debit-type corporate action of the redemption account. On the receipt of Certificate of Deposit in the redemption account, the issuer will make payment to the investors.
The issuer can request for beneficiary download on T-2 settlement date or as on the record date. This beneficiary position will only indicate the details of the CD holders to the Issuer as on that particular date but will no way imply that redemption amount will be paid to the above beneficiary holders.
Redemption amount will be paid to the investor who finally transfers the balances to the Issuers redemption account. This is considered as a statutory download and is free of cost.
In addition, NSDL on a weekly basis provides the download of beneficiary position to all the Registrars on every Friday - there is no need for an issuer to solicit a special benpos on a Friday. Issuers can take the details from the registrar. NSDL also provides downloads of beneficiary position as and when requested by the Issuer. For these type of download NSDL charges a flat fee of Rs where number of records are less than 10, and a fee of Rs 10, for records exceeding 10, The ISIN will be freezed at the end of the redemption date.
It will be done so only after the Issuer confirms that all the investors have been paid the redemption proceeds. In case of issue of Certificate of Deposits and for Short term Debt instruments less than or equal to days , excluding Commercial Paper, a fee of Rs. Provided however an additional fee of Rs. It depends upon the convenience of investor whether one wants to open a separate account for Certificate of Deposit.
NSDL has no restriction if existing account or multiple accounts are used for dematerialisation of Certificate of Deposit. Dematerialisation is the process by which physical certificates of an investor are converted to an equivalent number of securities in electronic form and credited in the investor's account with his DP.
The DP would give an acknowledgment DRF acknowledgement portion to its client confirming the acceptance of the CD for dematerialisation. Single Statement of Transaction will reflect all holdings in a particular account irrespective of type of instrument.
Seller authorises its DP through Delivery Instructions to debit his account and transfer the security into the account of Buyer who may have opened account with the same or any other DP.
Buyer receives said securities in its account immediately if the buyer has given one-time standing instruction to its DP. Settlement of funds between the parties will be settled outside the ambit of NSDL. Also, no settlement fee shall be charged by NSDL. Investors will have to provide demat account number alongwith DP ID to the issuer. The Issuer has to open a redemption account with Depository Participant. On sighting the securities in the Redemption account, the Issuer will initiate the steps to pay the investors the redemption proceeds.
Issuer will open a redemption account with the DP at the time of issue of Certificate of Deposit in demat mode. This redemption account will be the same for all the CDs Issued by the Issuer.
NSDL offers following very useful e-services to demat account holders - a. IDeAS b. Mobile App c. Speed-e d. Internet based Demat Account Statement IDeAS is an internet based facility for demat account holders to view transactions that have happened in the demat account. It also enables account holders to view account balances along with respective valuation.
This facility is completely free for the account holders. NSDL has developed an extremely useful mobile app for demat account holders. This App is completely free for the account holders. It enables a demat account holder to give delivery, pledge and mutual fund redemption related instructions in electronic form, thus making the process quite fast, secure and efficient.
This facility can be used by demat account holders who register themselves for this purpose. Your DP will help you in registering for the facility. After successful registration, you would be able to submit instructions online and monitor the status of such instructions.
You will not need to fill-in and submit the physical instruction slips to your DP. The delivery instructions which can be submitted on SPEED-e platform depends upon the kind of access you opt for. There are two options available — password user and e-token users.
Facility of multiple authorization, that is authorization of instruction by joint holders. You may freeze your demat account entirely or partially. Therefore, you may submit delivery instruction and transfer securities when you wish, lock the account and unlock it only when you need to, that is complete control of your account is in your hands.
Yes, the pre-notified brokers account, where transfer of securities is permitted to password users, can be changed by giving intimation to DP. These changes are effective after due authorization from your DP. NSDL electronic voting e-Voting platform allows every shareholder to exercise voting rights online without the need to be physically present at the meeting location.
The DP charges its client for the services offered. You may keep a copy of this for your future reference. You should not submit delivery instruction slips DIS to your DP without mentioning the execution date. It should be the date on which you wish your account to be debited for the mentioned security and quantity thereof. In case of market instruction, it must be well within the date of payin.
For off-market transfers, it may be a future date of your choice. You will get account statement showing the transactions and balances periodically to help you to monitor the happenings in your account. NSDL provides a consolidated account statement to you at monthly intervals at quarterly intervals for BSDA holders if there are transactions in the given month quarter. In case there is no transaction in the account, or if the balance has become Nil during the year, the statement is sent annually to such clients.
In case of any discrepancy in the account statement, you must immediately contact your DP. There is no need to worry. You may simply request NSDL to provide your statement for the desired period once again. You may find it convenient to opt for e-CAS to ensure that statement is not lost or misplaced during transit.
Any transaction in the demat account is possible only upon a valid instruction from the account holder. The following types of freeze are available -. Freeze for debits only - A demat account holder may freeze the account only for debits by submitting a freeze instruction to its DP. However, during the period of freeze, the account holder will continue to receive credits like bonus or credits arising out of any other corporate action.
Freeze for debits as well as credits - An account holder may freeze the account for debits as well as credits. No debits and credits can be made in the account, unless the account holder issues unfreeze instruction. This facility is beneficial to clients who do not use their account for long period. By freezing their account for debits and credits, they can avoid undue credits to their accounts in addition to preventing debits.
The client will be able to use other securities lying in its demat account and also receive credits in the ISIN which has been frozen only for debit. Freeze a specific number of securities held under an ISIN in an account.
An account holder may freeze a specific quantity of a specific security in an account. In a rare event of your DP going bankrupt or closing its operations, the interests of the demat account holders are fully protected. In such a situation, you would be given option to transfer your balances to any other DP of your choice or rematerialize the same. Data security and data integrity are considered critical and given highest importance by NSDL. NSDL follows highest standards in this regard.
Following are some of the measures adopted by NSDL in this regard - a. Stringent requirement of daily back up of data at DP level as well as depository level.
Backup is stored locally and also at a remote site by DPs and depository both on a daily basis. NSDL maintains a backup site as well as a Disaster Recovery Site to ensure continuing of operations in any case of disruption. Best industry practices are followed with respect to data handling and cyber security framework. Fall back mechanism for critical equipment, communication systems and utilities used for depository infrastructure.
Data is stored in state of art data center managed by professional and qualified specialists. Logical and physical access barriers are adopted at various levels. Maker checker system is followed for critical data entry in depository system. In addition, they need to engage an independent and qualified auditor to undertake audit of their depository operations.
Report of such audit should be forwarded to NSDL, twice a year. The most important change in definition [since FERA ] is that the citizenship of a person no longer has a bearing in determination of residential status. Investment by PIO in Indian Securities is treated the same as the investment by non-resident Indians and requires same approvals and enjoys the same exemptions. Overseas Corporate Body means a company, partnership firm, society and other corporate body owned directly or indirectly to the extent of at least sixty percent by Non-Resident Indians and includes overseas trust in which not less than sixty percent beneficial interest is held by Non-Resident Indians directly or indirectly but irrevocably.
OCBs have been banned as a class of investor w. However, they have been permitted to continue to hold the securities acquired by them prior to these dates. Accordingly OCBs may open a demat account, however it can be only for the purpose of dematerializing the existing holdings. No permission is required from RBI to open a demat account. However, credits and debits from demat account may require general or specific permissions as the case may be, from designated authorised dealers.
Investment under PIS could be on repatriation or non - repatriation basis. Investment under FDI scheme is on repatriation basis. No special permission is required. Holding securities in demat only constitutes change in form and does not need any special permission.
An NRI must open separate demat accounts for holding repatriable and non-repatriable securities. Subsequently, a new demat account in the resident status will have to be opened, securities should be transferred from the NRI demat account to resident account and then close the NRI demat account.
They are also permitted to make portfolio investments i. These facilities are granted both on repatriation and non-repatriation basis. Therefore, individual NRI need not obtain any permission. Investment can be made both on repatriation or non-repatriation basis. The application is to be submitted to a designated branch of an authorised dealer in India in the prescribed form.
No permission is required from RBI. Reserve Bank has authorised a few branches of each authorised dealer to conduct the business under Portfolio Investment Scheme on behalf of NRIs. These branches are the main branches of major commercial banks. NRIs will have to route their applications through any of the designated authorised dealer branches who have authorisation from Reserve Bank.
NRI can select only one authorised dealer for the purpose of investment under Portfolio Investment Scheme and route the transactions through the branch designated by the authorised dealer. The onus of monitoring this limit is that of the designated authorised dealer.
Shares purchased under PIS scheme can be sold only through a stock exchange. See the rules explained under Q. The above details recorded by the DP in the demat account may be used by the Issuer to directly credit dividend or interest. The readers are requested to keep abreast of the changes taking place in the underlying provisions of RBI.
NSDL helps demat account holders to monitor the important transactions happening in their account by sending SMS alerts on their mobile number registered in the demat account. As the alerts are sent by NSDL directly, they reflect the true status of the demat account.
This facility is completely Free for demat account holders. In case you have not been using this facility already, you may register yourself simply by submitting a written request to your DP mentioning your mobile number. You will start receiving the alerts once your mobile number is successfully recorded and SMS flag for receiving SMS alerts option is enabled in depository system by your DP.
Those account holders who want to register their mobile number to DP but do not wish to avail this facility, may inform their DP to disable the SMS flag provided such accounts are not operated by Power of Attorney and are not Basic Service Demat Account. All debit transfers b. Credits for IPO, sub-division and bonus c. Failed instructions d. Overdue instructions e. Change of mobile number f. Change of address g. Debit of mutual fund units h. Registration and de-registration of Power of Attorney i.
Pledge initiation, confirmation and invocation to pledgor k. Blocking of and debit of shares in respect of tender offer instruction. For change of address, registration and de-registration of Power of Attorney in depository system, SMS alerts are sent to registered mobile phone irrespective of whether account holder has opted for this facility or not.
NSDL directly sends messages for many important transactions carried out in demat account to the registered mobile number. This acts as an effective monitoring method to safeguard your demat account. Merely giving mobile number is not sufficient. In case you change your mobile number, you just need to provide your new mobile number to your DP in writing.
Once change is effected by DP in depository system, you will receive a message on your old as well as new mobile number in this regard. In case you are considering changing your mobile number, you may like to opt for mobile number portability by which you may change your service provider but retain the current mobile number. No, except for individual accountholders who are having a Basic Service Demat Account and whose accounts are operated through Power of Attorney, this facility is not mandatory, but highly recommended.
As the alerts are directly sent by depository, you are in position to monitor the important transactions happening in the account and take appropriate actions, if required.
If you are holding mutual fund units in physical form, which are represented by Statement of Account SOA and you want to hold them in demat form, you may do so by submitting a request in prescribed form to your DP. This is known as conversion of mutual fund units in demat form. In case you do not have a demat account and wish to convert your mutual fund investments in demat form, you need to open a demat account with any NSDL DP.
You receive a single consolidated account statement, which mentions all your investments in various securities including mutual fund units. You need not look at different statement received from mutual funds companies. With the safety and security of customers, employees, and other stakeholders as our top priority, Toyota has been implementing measures based on guidance received from government authorities in order to help prevent the spread of COVID infections.
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