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Securities Markets Order, 2013 · As enacted · Part IV · Self-Regulating Organisations
Securities Markets Order, 2013 · As enacted · Part IV · Self-Regulating Organisations
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Any person may apply for recognition as a self-regulating organisation in respect of the provision of central securities depository services provided it complies with the requirements for recognition under this Part.
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Any holder of a capital markets services licence may be entitled by regulations prescribed by the Authority to become a member of a central securities depository and be permitted access to all services offered by a central securities depository.
The Authority may prescribe by regulations such other persons who may be members, participants in or users of or shareholders of the central securities depository.
A central securities depository is prohibited from distributing dividends.
The activities to be undertaken by a central securities depository are-
custodial services;
maintenance of registry books for issuers; and
such other related functions as the Authority may determine.
Trust status of property of central securities depository members.
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