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Q: I am a student of Insurance Management. I am working on a project on Property Insurance with specific focus on Risk Management of Civil construction projects.I want know about REIT.
In an article I recently read there was something about banks playing a major role in REIT.The article read

" It is also expected that the banks in India can be a major contributor of assets in REITs. These banks own vast commercial real estate for their offices and branches. These assets can be revalued and swapped into a REIT and the asset can be leased to the banks. This would enable the money raised to flow back to the bank for shoring up their balance sheets, and at the same time be a very stable asset for the investors."

The article also mentioned about Budget 2016 exempting REIT from dividend distribution tax.I want to know how it will benefit the Real Estate sector.

The link to the article is
http://naredco.in/Article-details.asp?id=160&prYear=2016
Latest Answer: Thanks everyone for answering my question.Really appreciate !!
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Q: SEBI has found that the company had mobilised Rs 99.06 lakh by issuing RPS to 294 investors between 2011-2013.
Latest Answer: Hi friends, Since the shares were issued by the firm to more than 50 people, it qualified as a public issue that requires compulsory listing on recognised stock exchanges. The company and its directors were also required to file a prospectus, among other things, which they failed to do.
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Q: The firms and their directors are asked by the Capital markets regulator Sebi to refund the money along with an interest of 15% per annum.
Latest Answer: Hi and good morning!!!!! And as per the SEBI guidelines, firms issued shares to more than 50 people, it qualified as a public issue that requires compulsory listing on recognised stock exchanges. Because of the violation of the rule, the companies and their directors have been banned from the securities market till the expiry of the 4 yrs. from the date of completion of refunds to investors. The orders will come into force with immediate effect.
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Q: Unnati Foutne World in Sector-144, Noida UP
Latest Answer: Right Ankur,. You should invest in GOVT PPF, NPS, or Mutual Funds, which also generate decent returns and which are regulated by SEBI / RBI. But most of the builders/developers are not registered by SEBI/RBI.
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Q: SEBI said in a statement it has attached all bank and demat accounts and mutual fund folios of the company and its promoters and directors with immediate effect

Latest Answer: Ye to hona hi tha...........In spite of the directions, PACL has not taken any steps to refund money to the investors. So, the defaulters are likely to conceal of the whole of or any part of movable assets, namely money in banks, securities in demat accounts, mutual fund investments, etc., which are liable to be attached in the activities.
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Q: The order came on a fresh appeal by market regulator Sebi asking a stay on transfer of shares by DLF's subsidiaries to an overseas entity.

Latest Answer: Hi everybody. But don't forget that the bench further told that a corporate body could have different functions, and asked if a subsidiary's action could be attributed to the holding company.
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Q: have you heard this news that the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has interrupted real estate firm DLF and five key executives from approaching the securities market for a three years.

Latest Answer: True Nikhil, Now, i understand that why DLF adopt DevCo. The company had a net debt of Rs 20965 crore as on March 31, 2015 of which about Rs 14000 crore refered to rental business and the rest was towards DevCo.
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Q: Hi all, do you know that the court on March 26 had asked Sahara to deposit Rs 5,000 crore in cash and Rs 5,000 crore through bank guarantee for release of Roy and the two directors.
Latest Answer: Hi all, Yesterday, i heard the news that Sahara Group is going to deal with billionaire brothers David and Simon Reuben for sale of the iconic Grosvenor House Hotel in London for clear the debt which was taken for it three hotel properties.
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