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- GIFT City Update – Remote Trading Participants on the Stock Exchanges
IFSCA, through its circular dated April 03, 2024, on RTPs, permitted foreign entities, without a physical presence in the International Financial Services Centre (“IFSC”) to trade directly on Stock Exchanges as RTPs in the IFSC The key features of the Circular include: I Conditions of Onboarding Regulated Foreign Entities:
- Fintech IN GIFT City - GIFT Gujarat
To proceed, the applicant must establish either an entity or a branch in the IFSC The regulatory sandbox is available to entities operating in the capital market, banking, insurance, and other financial service sectors within the IFSC
- 1. Understanding GIFT City and the Role of IFSCA
Payment Services Providers (PSPs): Require IFSCA registration and must comply with designated guidelines on settlement and client fund segregation Money Services Businesses (MSBs): Need prior approval and detailed KYC AML documentation
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Securities Exchange Board of India (International Financial Services Centres) Guidelines, 2015 - IFSC Banking Units (IBUs) acting as Trading Member or Professional Clearing Member on stock exchanges clearing corporations in IFSC
- Ifsca Releases Final Norms For Gift City Listings Sets Ipo Eligibility
The International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) has released its final guidelines outlining the eligibility criteria and regulations for companies seeking to list on the exchanges in GIFT City
- IFSCA NEW UNIFIED REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR LISTING SECURITIES IN GIFT CITY
Entities already listed in India in national or regional stock exchanges may list its securities in GIFT City through Offer for Sale or Qualified Institutional Placement mode Such domestically listed companies may list their securities with or without a public offer
- A Complete Guide on GIFT City Regulations – 2025
Insurance and reinsurance entities operating in Gift City are also regulated by IFSCA It’s important to note that while IFSCA is the primary regulator, the underlying framework incorporates the expertise of established authorities like SEBI, RBI, and IRDAI
- GIFT City Update – Guidelines on Setting Up and Operation of . . .
The Guidelines provide for the ITFS operator to comply with IFSCA Anti-Money Laundering and KYC Guidelines and ensure transparent and competitive bidding The ITFS operator shall provide an electronic platform that allows participants to opt for one-time bidding
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