Convert shares to demat form
5 years, 11 months ago

Convert shares to demat form

Live Mint  

Deadline gets closer Do your parents or grandparents have physical shares safely kept in the locker? They should know that the physical shares have to be converted into demat form before April 1. According to a Securities and Exchange Board of India circular, if the physical shares are not converted into demat form, then the physical shares cannot be transferred. I don’t think the physical shares are a significant number,” said Nithin Kamath, co-founder and chief executive officer, Zerodha, an online broking company. Once you have opened a demat account, your next step is to convert the physical shares to a demat form.

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Know How Transfer Shares From One Demat Account to Another
2 years, 2 months ago

Know How Transfer Shares From One Demat Account to Another

News 18  

A demat account is an account that allows investors to hold shares and securities in a digital format. Now, if you change your broker or transfer shares from one demat account to another, you can do so through both offline and online methods. Manual procedure To manually transfer shares from one demat account to another, one must get the delivery …

How to transfer shares from a demat account to another
2 years, 3 months ago

How to transfer shares from a demat account to another

Live Mint  

Do you want to move your shares from one demat account to another? The online transfer can be done in two ways—either via your demat account or by registering for CDSL Easiest. You need to key in basic details such as the transferring account holder’s name, the Depository Participant ID and client ID for the target demat account, shares, etc. …

Here's how to open a Demat account in India; follow these steps
3 years, 5 months ago

Here's how to open a Demat account in India; follow these steps

India Today  

A Demat account stands for Dematerialisation account. Having a Demat account makes the process of holding shares and securities in an electronic form easier for the investor. Step 2: Visit the official DP’s website and fill in the Demat account opening form. Step 7: After thorough checking of the documents and other complete forms by the DP, the request for …

Here is a Step-by-step Guide to Open Demat Account
4 years, 1 month ago

Here is a Step-by-step Guide to Open Demat Account

News 18  

A Demat account, also known as Dematerialised account, allows people to invest in stocks and shares and hold them in an electronic format. Below is the step-by-step guide to open a Demat account with Groww: Step 1: On your smartphone, download Groww app or visit to Groww website – groww.in. https://groww.in/ Step 3: Provide the relevant details including occupation, income, …

How to deal with paper securities rendered illiquid now
5 years, 9 months ago

How to deal with paper securities rendered illiquid now

Live Mint  

If you hold physical securities in listed companies, you can’t transfer them by way of sale on the stock exchange or an off-market transaction between the buyers and sellers, with effect from 1 April. Securities held in physical or paper form after April 1 2019 are illiquid. If you have sold the securities in physical form before 31 March, but …

From today, convert shares to demat before transferring
5 years, 9 months ago

From today, convert shares to demat before transferring

Hindustan Times  

If your grandmother or your mother has physical shares, she needs to know that if she wants to transfer her shares to anyone it will first have to be converted into a demat form starting today. According to a circular from the Securities and Exchange Board of India, apart from transmission or transposition of securities, requests for effecting transfer of …

From 1 April, shares can be transferred in demat form only: Sebi
5 years, 9 months ago

From 1 April, shares can be transferred in demat form only: Sebi

Live Mint  

Sebi on Wednesday said transfer of shares of listed companies can be done only in the dematerialised form from 1 April but investors are not barred from holding shares in the physical form. In December 2018, the watchdog extended the deadline for transfer of shares of listed companies only in dematerialised form to 1 April. Shares in the demat form …

Transfer of physical shares not possible from 5 December, only demat form allowed; all you need to know
6 years, 1 month ago

Transfer of physical shares not possible from 5 December, only demat form allowed; all you need to know

Firstpost  

Post-Tuesday, you won’t be able to transfer shares of listed companies if they are held in physical form. Transfer of shares by listed companies has to be done only in the demat or electronic form from 5 December, said market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India. The government had also asked unlisted public companies to compulsorily issue new shares …

Investors can hold shares in physical form even after 5 December, clarifies SEBI
6 years, 5 months ago

Investors can hold shares in physical form even after 5 December, clarifies SEBI

Firstpost  

The stock market regulator, SEBI, in July, had said that transfer of shares of listed companies has to essentially be in dematerialised mode from 5 December. New Delhi: Markets regulator Sebi on Friday said its new guidelines do not bar investors from holding shares in the physical form even after 5 December. “The new amendment does not prohibit the investor …

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