Deena Mehta

rithvi Haldea, Chairman, Prime Database and Deena Mehta, MD, Asit C Mehta Investments are very upbeat on the NSE IPO. Haldea says 2016 was a good year for IPOs and 2017 looks even more promising.

Is high frequency trading against retail investors' interest?

Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) last week released a paper suggesting steps that it could take to eliminate any unfair advantages high-frequency trading (HFT) over other investors

FMC-Sebi merger: Huge leap forward, says Deena Mehta

Deena Mehta, MD, Asit C Mehta Investments, says volumes are a function of demand and supply, but what is more important is to create an environment that can facilitate huge volumes to be trades and in a manner that every participant can feel confident that there is a regulatory backup

Bourses must look at practicalities of trades: Deena Mehta

Deena Mehta of Asit C Mehta says stock exchanges need to take practical cognisance of trades and rise above the technicalities of law.

Sept series: What went wrong in the last 30 mins of expiry

Focus on speed has led brokers to compromise on accuracy and some provisions should be made for annulment of trades, says Deena Mehta, MD of Asit C Mehta.

What caused the crisis at NSEL? Deena Mehta explains

The current problem at the National Spot Exchange Limited (NSEL) is one of a liquidity mismatch and not a solvency crisis, feels Deena Mehta of Asit C Mehta Investment Intermediaries.

Sebi's proposal revives essence of buyback: Deena Mehta

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Deena Mehta, managing director, Asit C Mehta Investments welcomes SEBI's buyback proposal. She says the tightening is necessary.

Sebi order limit welcome; discuss annulment of trade: Mehta

Deena Mehta of Asit C Mehta Investments explains to CNBC-TV18 that the Rs 10-crore limit on order was not an adequate deterrent to prevent the occurrence of a flash-crash.

Experts disagree on F&O ban; agree on divestment via ETF

Deena Mehta, Asit C Mehta Investments and JR Varma, former member of Sebi discuss, on CNBC-TV18, disagree on the ban proposal having a punitive and preventive impact, they managed to see eye-to-eye on the governments plan to divest via an ETF of PSU shares.

Plug broker terminals to avoid trading errors: Deena Mehta

Deena Mehta of Asit C Mehta Investments gave her views on the Emkay-type trading errors. According to her, there should be tight checks at broker terminals and annulment policy to prevent such anomalies.

Need greater risk awareness of tech at bourses: Deena Mehta

Deena Mehta, MD, Asit C Mehta Investments explains to CNBC-TV18 that the trading error by Emkay highlights the need for greater awareness regarding the risk involved in the use of technology across all levels of trading at the bourses to prevent the occurrence of such an incident again.

SEBI listing guidelines painful, but doable: Experts

Experts tell CNBC-TV18 that even though SEBI's listing guidelines are painful, they are not prohibitive in nature.

Cut in STT will be relief to market players: Deena Mehta

The finance ministry is mulling a proposal to do away with or significantly water down the securities transaction tax (STT), a levy that fetches the government over Rs 7,000 crore a year. According to Deena Mehta, managing director of Asit C Mehta Investments, the government needs to act to improve volumes and market sentiment

Pledge share pain: Here's what experts diagnose

The panic on the street stands at the back of consistent worries over shares being pledged. Talking to CNBC-TV18, experts Deena Mehta, managing director of Asit C Mehta Investments and Sandeep Parekh, founder of Finsec Law Advisors analyse the alarm over the many instances seen through the week.

Stamp duty hike to impact volumes in derivative mkt: Expert

Once a minor irritant, now the Maharashtra government has proposed to double stamp duty on equity transactions. Deena Mehta, MD, Asit C Mehta Investments and Dinesh Thakkar, Chairman & Managing Director, Angel Broking, debated on this topic with CNBC-TV18's Udayan Mukherjee and Mitali Mukherjee.