The document outlines several legislative changes to financial regulations in India between 2006 and 2007. Key changes included the Government Securities Act replacing earlier debt acts in 2006, introducing more investor-friendly facilities for government securities. The Payment and Settlement Systems Act was passed in 2007. Amendments were also made to allow the RBI to transfer shares of SBI to the central government, and bills were introduced regarding microfinance and securities regulations.
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The document outlines several legislative changes to financial regulations in India between 2006 and 2007. Key changes included the Government Securities Act replacing earlier debt acts in 2006, introducing more investor-friendly facilities for government securities. The Payment and Settlement Systems Act was passed in 2007. Amendments were also made to allow the RBI to transfer shares of SBI to the central government, and bills were introduced regarding microfinance and securities regulations.
The document outlines several legislative changes to financial regulations in India between 2006 and 2007. Key changes included the Government Securities Act replacing earlier debt acts in 2006, introducing more investor-friendly facilities for government securities. The Payment and Settlement Systems Act was passed in 2007. Amendments were also made to allow the RBI to transfer shares of SBI to the central government, and bills were introduced regarding microfinance and securities regulations.
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The document outlines several legislative changes to financial regulations in India between 2006 and 2007. Key changes included the Government Securities Act replacing earlier debt acts in 2006, introducing more investor-friendly facilities for government securities. The Payment and Settlement Systems Act was passed in 2007. Amendments were also made to allow the RBI to transfer shares of SBI to the central government, and bills were introduced regarding microfinance and securities regulations.
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1. The Government Securities Act ,2006 replaced the Public debt Act ,1944 and repealed the Indian Securities Act ,1920 in August 2006. MAIN FEATURES OF GOVT. SECURITIES REGULATIONS.. Investor friendly automatic redemption facility. Facility of pledge or hypothecation or lien of Government security. nomination facility for Government securities held in the form of stock certificate and BLAs (bond ledger account). Simplified procedure for issue of duplicate Government securities. simplified procedure for making vesting order. Debarring holders of SGL(Subsidiary general ledger) account from trading in case of misuse of SGL account. 2. Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007 received the assent of the President on December 20, 2007 3. To enable the RBI to transfer its shareholding in SBI in favour of the Central Government, certain amendments were effected in SBI Act. 1955, through SBI ordinance 2007. 4. The Micro Financial Sector (Development and Regulations) Bill, 2007 The Securities Contracts (Regulation) Amendment Act, 2007 The State Bank of India (Subsidiary Banks Laws) Amendment Act, 2007 THANK YOU..