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SEBI to issue guidelines on consolidated account statements within a week
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One statement for every holding: the SEBI CAS mechanism GS-III capital markets answers must cover
SEBI Chairman Pandey said the market regulator will issue guidelines on the Consolidated Account Statement (CAS) mechanism within a week.
Why it matters: factual, Prelims-type
What you need to know
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SEBI Chairman Pandey said the market regulator will issue guidelines on the Consolidated Account Statement (CAS) mechanism within a week.
SEBI had sought public comments until 3 October on proposals to review certain aspects of the CAS.
The statement gives investors a single view of their holdings across depositories and mutual funds.
ஆதாரங்கள்: Topper IAS editorial (PIB / The Hindu / Indian Express)
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Remember these
- SEBI Chairman Pandey said guidelines on the Consolidated Account Statement (CAS) will be issued within a week
- SEBI had invited public comments on proposals to review certain aspects of the CAS until 3 October
- CAS gives an investor a single view of holdings across depositories and mutual funds
- SEBI is India's capital-market regulator, headquartered in Mumbai
- The CAS is aimed at investor protection and transparency of holdings
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How the exam will ask it
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- The Consolidated Account Statement (CAS) gives investors a single view of their holdings across depositories and mutual funds.
- SEBI is the regulator of the securities market in India and frames investor-protection guidelines after seeking public comments.
- Depositories hold securities in dematerialised form, and a CAS consolidates such holdings with mutual fund investments.
மெயின்ஸ்
GS-III (Economy, capital markets): retail participation in markets has grown, but investors often hold assets across multiple depositories and fund houses and lack a unified view. SEBI's review of the CAS, after public consultation, aims to improve transparency and investor protection. Way forward: clear guidelines, data security, and investor awareness so that consolidated reporting is reliable and easy to use.
Quick recall
Answer before you reveal
India reported a record annual wind-power capacity addition of 6.05 GW. What is the national target for installed wind capacity by 2030?
- 60 GW
- 100 GW
- 140 GW
- 180 GW
விடையைக் காட்டு
விடை: B — Correct: 100 GW — The national goal is 100 GW of wind power capacity by 2030, which the record 6.05 GW annual addition supports. • 60 GW — wrong: 60 GW undershoots the stated national goal of 100 GW of wind capacity by 2030. • 140 GW — wrong: 140 GW exceeds the stated national wind goal of 100 GW. • 180 GW — wrong: 180 GW is far above the stated national wind goal of 100 GW.
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