Stockholding Services Slapped with Rs 9 Lakh Fine for KYC Compliance Failures
Sebi fines Stockholding Services Rs 9 lakh for KYC compliance failures, highlighting the importance of stringent client verification processes in the financial sector.
Sebi fines Stockholding Services Rs 9 lakh for KYC compliance failures, highlighting the importance of stringent client verification processes in the financial sector.
ONGC partners with BP to enhance oil and gas production at Mumbai High, marking a significant MNC entry into India's upstream sector. BP's role as a technical service provider aims...
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