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India warns of terrorists infiltrating stock market

Austin News.Net
Sunday 25th October, 2009

India's market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board, has asked all stock exchanges and securities intermediaries to be on the lookout for clients who may be involved in terror activities.
India's market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board, has asked all stock exchanges and securities intermediaries to be on the lookout for clients who may be involved in terror activities.

The SEBI has asked to be informed within 24 hours if clients whose particulars match with UN-listed terror funding entities are found to be trading.

The SEBI said the customer’s details should match with particulars of designated individuals or entities beyond doubt.
 

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amir
10-26-09, 12:31 PM

India's stock regulator asks for terror watch

people in india know very of the clients whose particulars match with UN-listed terror funding entities but could very little about it.

amir
10-26-09, 12:32 PM

HELPLESS

people in india know very of the clients whose particulars match with UN-listed terror funding entities but could very little about it.


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