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November 10, 2009, 06:53 AM IST
BY REUTERS
The paid-up capital of SME would be capped at 250 million rupees.
Indian market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) said on Monday it does not require setting up a separate exchange for small and medium enterprises (SME). "It doesn't have to be separate exchange (for SMEs) " Chairman C B Bhave, told reporters after a board meeting. The paid-up capital of SME would be capped at 250 million rupees, Bhave said, adding small and medium firms would be required their issues to be fully underwritten. CommentsPost new comment |
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