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Sebi bans 3 entities from securities markets for unregistered investment advisory services – Moneycontrol

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Sebi bans 3 entities from securities markets for unregistered investment advisory services – Moneycontrol

Capital markets regulator Sebi on Thursday barred three entities, together with Investocare Monetary Analysis, from the securities markets for various durations for offering unregistered funding advisory companies.

A person — Ramesh Babu — has been restrained for two years until the expiry of the interval from the date of completion of refunds to traders, whereas Investocare and its proprietor Ravish Kandhari had been debarred for one yr from the securities markets.

The markets watchdog has additionally requested Ramesh Babu to refund traders’ cash collected by way of unregistered funding advisory companies inside three months. As per Sebi, Investocare and its proprietor offered advisory companies with out holding the necessary certificates of registration by the market regulator.

Ramesh Babu had acquired Rs 60.94 lakh in his account from November 2015 to July 2021, for the funding advisory companies offered by Investocare, thereby violating the provisions of IA (Funding Advisers) guidelines, the regulator mentioned. Accordingly, Sebi slapped a positive of Rs 2 lakh on Investocare and its proprietor Kandhari, and Rs 4 lakh on Ramesh Babu.

The order got here after Sebi acquired a criticism on January 2021, thereafter, it carried out an examination of the actions of Investocare Monetary Analysis, which is a sole proprietorship of Kandhari. In the meantime, in eight separate orders, the regulator has levied penalties totalling Rs 40 lakh on 8 entities for indulging in non-genuine trades within the illiquid inventory choices phase on BSE.

The regulator slapped a positive of Rs 5 lakh every on Jyotiraditya Vincom, Jatashiv Business, Haricharan Initiatives, Heaven Tradelink, Heema Infocom, Hooghly Jiute Mills, Jayanti Singh and Raaghav Sarraf. Sebi noticed a large-scale reversal of trades within the illiquid inventory choices phase of BSE, resulting in the creation of synthetic volumes on the bourse.

Thereafter, the regulator carried out an investigation into the buying and selling actions of sure entities engaged within the phase on BSE from April 2014 to September 2015.

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