“This is because the RBI requires CCPs it designates as an FMI to comply with the PFMIs (Principles on Financial Market Infrastructures). Accordingly, HM Treasury has determined that the RBI’s legal and supervisory framework, in relation to CCPs that the RBI has designated a FMI, meets the tests set out in paragraphs 6.2,” the documents read.
Diwali dhamaka isn’t over! How a Rs 38 lakh crore bull run sent Sensex up 8,000 points and Nifty up 10% in 8 days
India’s Diwali rally has added nearly Rs 38 lakh crore to BSE-listed companies’ market value in just eight trading sessions, with the Sensex surging nearly