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"Not Domiciled Here": Mauritius Financial Services Commission On Fund At Heart Of Hindenburg Allegation Against SEBI Chief
Financial Services Commission of Mauritius on Tuesday said the offshore fund at the heart of the conflict of interest allegation Hindenburg Research levelled against Sebi chief is not domiciled in the Island nation.
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Mauritius Regulator Says Adani-Linked Entities Fully Compliant With Law: Report
The Financial Services Commission, the Mauritian equivalent of SEBI, has said it has not found any breach of law by the 38 global companies and 11 funds associated with the Adani Group.
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South Africa's Sanlam Gets Nod To Buy Stake In Shriram Group Firms
South Africa-based financial services firm Sanlam Ltd has received approval of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) to acquire a 23 per cent stake each in two Shriram Group insurance firms.
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Indian fund flows are dealt with more carefully: Mauritius
Often accused of being a conduit for black money to and from India, Mauritius has said it is "extra careful" when dealing with fund flows involving Indian entities, as compared to those from other countries.
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"Not Domiciled Here": Mauritius Financial Services Commission On Fund At Heart Of Hindenburg Allegation Against SEBI Chief
Financial Services Commission of Mauritius on Tuesday said the offshore fund at the heart of the conflict of interest allegation Hindenburg Research levelled against Sebi chief is not domiciled in the Island nation.
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Mauritius Regulator Says Adani-Linked Entities Fully Compliant With Law: Report
The Financial Services Commission, the Mauritian equivalent of SEBI, has said it has not found any breach of law by the 38 global companies and 11 funds associated with the Adani Group.
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South Africa's Sanlam Gets Nod To Buy Stake In Shriram Group Firms
South Africa-based financial services firm Sanlam Ltd has received approval of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) to acquire a 23 per cent stake each in two Shriram Group insurance firms.
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Indian fund flows are dealt with more carefully: Mauritius
Often accused of being a conduit for black money to and from India, Mauritius has said it is "extra careful" when dealing with fund flows involving Indian entities, as compared to those from other countries.
