Stock exchanges
Posted 06-28-2008 at 03:49 PM by bankim
All the exchange such as BSE / NSE / MCX / NCDEX has to follow the rules for right to information act ? .
If yes, how can we get the information and who can get the information.
Client, Member, Sub-broker etc.
If yes, how can we get the information and who can get the information.
Client, Member, Sub-broker etc.
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I believe stock exchanges follow guidelines from the SEBI. There is a separate section for investor eduction on SEBI website.
SEBI INVESTOR AWARENESS WEBSITEPosted 07-06-2008 at 06:57 PM by tcsonly
- Stock exchanges may not be under the RTI , but yes SEBI is under RTI and the stock exchanges have to provide information to SEBI in various situtations. You can file RTI to SEBI and the SEBI will give you the same. SEBI is under Finance MinistryPosted 07-07-2008 at 03:04 PM by gaurav_bandi
- NCDEX and MCX will come under Forward Market Commission FMC which is a department of the Public food and Distribution ministry of centre. RTI can be made to FMC at Mumbai office for any data on NCDEX or MCX or the commodity market as a whole. There are many shortcomings in the working of the FMC a good number of RTI is required to be shooted to this officePosted 07-07-2008 at 03:08 PM by gaurav_bandi
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