First Overseas Capital debarred by SEBI for failing to meet capital adequacy norms

In its 33-page interim order cum show cause notice, SEBI said FOCL acted as a registered merchant banker without meeting the capital adequacy requirement (net worth of Rs 5 crore), as mandated under the provisions of the MB norms. Further, the First Overseas Capital accepted public deposits to meet its underwriting obligations in violation of the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 and other SEBI rules, it added.

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