Sebi has concluded its proceedings against ninety-one commodity brokers linked to the NSEL issue, allowing these firms to participate in a settlement scheme. Many brokers consented to temporary limitations on proprietary trading and onboarding new clients, with some remitting settlement fees of up to thirty-six lakh rupees. This move aligns with the directive from the Securities Appellate Tribunal regarding an orderly settlement process.
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