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Regulatory brief, 6 Oct 2026

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Responsible editor: Subhash Rai

Central Bank Operations and Government Debt

The Reserve Bank of India announced a massive Rs 2,50,000 crore Variable Rate Reverse Repo auction alongside a fresh Rs 36,000 crore sovereign bond auction.

The RBI is stepping up liquidity management with a substantial overnight VRRR auction to manage banking system liquidity. Simultaneously, the government has lined up a fresh re-issue of two dated securities worth Rs 36,000 crore. Debt market reporters must track cut-off yields and bidding patterns closely to gauge system liquidity and institutional demand.

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Corporate Actions, Delistings, and Buybacks

Major corporate actions include tender offer buybacks from Transport Corporation of India and Shardul Securities, alongside a voluntary delisting window for Hitech Corporation.

Equity reporters should monitor the opening of the acquisition window for the voluntary delisting of Hitech Corporation Limited. Additionally, Transport Corporation of India and Shardul Securities have progressed with their tender offer share buybacks. P H Capital has also announced a bonus issue of equity shares.

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Regulatory Enforcement and Surveillance Measures

SEBI issued recovery certificates in a front-running case while the exchanges implemented fresh surveillance frameworks.

SEBI issued a general remittance advice against defaulters in an ongoing front-running investigation involving Navnit Gadoya and others. Meanwhile, BSE has updated its surveillance lists, including enhanced surveillance measures and short-term ASM frameworks. Governance reporters should also review new monitoring rules targeting companies with high promoter pledges.

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Banking Directives and Cooperative Bank Restrictions

The RBI extended regulatory restrictions under Section 35A for multiple cooperative banks.

The Reserve Bank of India has prolonged regulatory directions for Samarth Sahakari Bank, The Baghat Urban Co-operative Bank, and Ramgarhia Co-operative Bank. These extensions maintain strict controls on deposit withdrawals and operational approvals under the Banking Regulation Act. Banking reporters covering the cooperative sector should review the updated timelines.

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