Benefits and Drawbacks of Dematerialization of Shares

Shweta , Last updated: 01 April 2023 Share Follow on Google News

The process of dematerialization of shares, also known as Demat, refers to the conversion of physical share certificates into electronic form. This process has been implemented by many countries, including India, to make the stock market more efficient and convenient. While dematerialization has sev

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Shweta is a Company Secretary LLB practicing in the domain of Corporate Laws Securities Market spectrum. Before practicing, she had successful stints with Hitachi Metglas and Mimaki Kanpur (a Japanese JV) where she was responsible for all the legal secretarial matters. She possesses 10+ years of active experience ad ... Read more

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