Last Updated : March 30, 2023 / 07:11 IST
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Market Buzz
SEBI chief: ASBA-like facility for secondary markets will be optional for brokers and investors
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Big News
SEBI reimagines MF sponsor and trustee role and brings cheer to debt funds
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on March 29 said it has allowed private equity (PE) funds to sponsor Mutual Fund schemes, and has also permitted the set-up of self-sponsored asset management companies (AMCs). The decisions were taken at the SEBI board meeting on March 29, where the regulator gave its nod to key overhauls. Read more here.
Auto
Fate of EV incentives uncertain as sales fall short, subsidy allegedly misused
As the government’s incentive scheme to promote the sale of electric vehicles enters its penultimate year, falling well short of the targets it sought to achieve, two parliamentary panels have called for an extension of the benefits even as the ministry appears reluctant to do so. Read more here.
Cronavirus
COVID-19: WHO revises its vaccine advisory — All You Need to Know
The World Health Organisation (WHO) in a statement on March 28 said, its Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization (SAGE) has revised the roadmap for prioritising the use of COVID-19 vaccines, to reflect the impact of Omicron and high-level population immunity due to infections and vaccination. Read more here.
Tech Tattle
In the AI age, expect new trends in demand for land, labour and energy
The long list of things artificial intelligence will revolutionise includes, in roughly descending order of importance, childhood, democracy, the internet, chess and how to decide where to go on vacation. Today I would like to write about an area that cuts close to home: economic policy. Read more here.
Tailpiece
Tribute: Vivan Sundaram pushed the limits of art and artists he mentored
Sundaram was always engaging with ideas and ideologies on common platforms, adding an intellectual and aesthetic layer to social causes so that art spoke louder for a better world. He did that as an artist, art teacher, organiser of cultural events and a member of the audience at talks and shows like Enwezor's. Read more here.