ICICI Securities Settles with SEBI: A Case of Alleged Stock Broker Norm Violations

ICICI Securities resolved allegations of violating stock broker regulations by settling with SEBI for Rs 80.4 lakh. The infractions involved issues with margin trading facilities and improper handling of securities. The settlement followed an investigation by SEBI and the NSE, and an internal proposal was accepted by the firm.

ICICI Securities Settles with SEBI: A Case of Alleged Stock Broker Norm Violations
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In a significant resolution, brokerage firm ICICI Securities agreed to pay Rs 80.4 lakh to settle alleged transgressions of stock broker regulations and market norms, as per a decision by market regulator SEBI.

This development followed ICICI Securities’ settlement application submission in August the previous year, aiming to address adjudication proceedings initiated under SEBI’s rules.

The allegations stemmed from a joint inspection by SEBI and NSE during April and May 2023, revealing multiple non-compliance issues concerning margin trading facilities, software glitches, and reporting failings.

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