This notification amends various SEBI regulations to replace the ...

Replaces notary attestation with self-attestation for documents & applications across various regulations.

November 29, 2024

Notifications SEBI

This notification amends various SEBI regulations to replace the requirement of attestation by a notary public or sworn affidavit with self-attestation for certain documents and applications. The key changes involve substituting phrases like "attested as true by an authorized notary" or "supported by a duly sworn affidavit" with "self-attested" across multiple regulations governing custodians, credit rating agencies, substantial acquisition of shares, KYC registration agencies, buyback of securities, depositories, settlement proceedings, delisting of shares, and index providers. The amendments aim to simplify the submission process by eliminating the need for notarization or affidavits, promoting ease of compliance.

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This notification amends various SEBI regulations to replace the ...

Replaces notary attestation with self-attestation for documents & applications across various regulations.

November 29, 2024

Notifications SEBI

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