This discussion explores whether a private limited company in India can be established primarily for trading shares, securities, F&O, and currency. It also addresses the implications of foreign resident directors and shareholders, and the necessary permissions from the RBI and SEBI. The advice suggests that such a company might be considered an 'intermediary' under SEBI regulations, potentially impacting its formation and operation.
14 May 2020
the main object of this private company is covered under the meaning of "intermediary" u/s 12 of SEBI act, 1992. the operation of the company is like of depository participant under Depository Act, 1996 so i think its not allowable.