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The company has decided to issue unsecured non-convertible debentures of Rs 2,000 crore on August 25, 2022, through private placement at a coupon of 7.44 per cent per annum with a door-to-door maturity of 10 years, it added.

In the notice, Sebi asked banks and mutual funds not to allow any debit from the accounts of Beckons Industries Ltd (BIL). However, credits have been permitted.Further, the market watchdog directed all the banks to attach all the accounts, including lockers, held by the defaulter with immediate effect.

​The RBI chief said, "cryptos may lead to dollarization of the developing countries like India as the prices of crypto tokens are mostly denominated in dollars."He said that this will create serious financial instability in the country. The RBI governor also added that cryptos pose a serious risk for small investors who are prone to lose their money.

The single currency tumbled to $0.9901 but later clawed back losses to return close to parity with the dollar in afternoon trading.

“With this launch, we are moving a step closer to our aspiration of foraying into mutual fund business; the application will be made to SEBI in this financial year,” said Vaibhav Shah, MD of Monarch Networth Capital.

Creators will be able to derive monetary benefits from the same. Buyers of these NFTs will get 10 per cent of the daily income in Gari tokens earned by the creator on the engagement they receive on their videos on the Chingari app.A unique price has been assigned to every video depending on the activity of the creator on the Chingari app. These NFTs can then be bought by anyone, irrespective of being a Chingari user or not.

The IPO of DreamFolks Service, an airport service aggregator platform, will be sold in the price range of Rs 308-326 apiece. The IPO is entirely an offer for sale (OFS) of up to 1,72,42,368 equity shares with a face value of Rs 2 each.In terms of the valuations, the post issue P/E works out to 104.8x FY22, EPS at the upper range of the price band, However, it looks higher mainly due to lower profitability caused by pandemic led industry wide issue, said Puves S Chaudhari from Angel One.

Buying was seen in auto, banks, metal and pharma names, while a slide in tech stocks, as companies are scaling down variable pay due to margin pressure, capped gains.

Shares of Syrma SGS Technology were commanding a premium of Rs 45-50 in the grey market. The premium had risen to Rs 55-60 and as high as Rs 65 in the recent past. The premium in the unofficial market had kicked off from Rs 30.​According to market analysts, recent correction in the secondary market has dented prospects for the issue. Traders remain cautious over the primary market listing after a dull season a quarter ago.

“Initially the risks were balanced but now we think that even with the risk of higher food prices going forward, inflation numbers are going to come down. By Q1 of FY24, we are likely to be about 4.8% to 5% but that is pretty much the broad trajectory of inflation that will be coming down. ”