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Revision in Margin Pledge benefits from 31 Dec ’24

Please note, the following securities will be removed from SEBI’s list of approved securities for Margin Pledge.

As a result, you will not receive margins for F&O trading against these scrips starting Tuesday, 31 December 2024 :

NOTE: If you have pledged any of the above, starting 31 December 2024, you will not receive margins pledge benefit and you will be required to fulfil the full margin requirement. If you’re unable to pay, we will have to automatically square off your positions to recover the amount by 1 January 2025.
We have attached a list of these stocks for your reference.

Please review your portfolio and make necessary adjustments to avoid any inconvenience. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Revision in Margin Pledge benefits from 29 Nov ’24

Please note, the following securities will be removed from SEBI’s list of approved securities for Margin Pledge.

As a result, you will not receive margins for F&O trading against these scrips starting Friday, 29 November 2024 : Click here for scrip details

NOTE: If you have pledged any of the above, starting 29 November 2024, you will not receive margins pledge benefit and you will be required to fulfil the full margin requirement. If you’re unable to pay, we will have to automatically square off your positions to recover the amount by 2 December 2024.

We have attached a list of these stocks for your reference.

Please review your portfolio and make necessary adjustments to avoid any inconvenience. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

 

Revision in Margin Pledge benefits from 30 Oct ’24

Please note, the following securities will be removed from SEBI’s list of approved securities for Margin Pledge.

As a result, you will not receive margins for F&O trading against these scrips starting Wednesday, 30 October 2024 :

NOTE: If you have pledged any of the above, after 30 October 2024, you will not receive margins pledge benefit and you will be required to fulfil the full margin requirement. If you’re unable to pay, we will have to automatically square off your positions to recover the amount by 1 November 2024.

We have attached a list of these stocks for your reference.

Please review your portfolio and make necessary adjustments to avoid any inconvenience. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Revision in Margin Pledge benefits from 26 Sep ’24

Please note, the following securities will be removed from SEBI’s list of approved securities for Margin Pledge.

As a result, you will not receive margins for F&O trading against these scrips starting Thursday, 26 September 2024:

NOTE: If you have pledged any of the above, after 26 September 2024, you will not receive margins pledge benefit and you will be required to fulfil the full margin requirement. If you’re unable to pay, we will have to automatically square off your positions to recover the amount by 1 October 2024.

We have attached a list of these stocks for your reference.

Please review your portfolio and make necessary adjustments to avoid any inconvenience. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Revision in Margin Pledge benefits from 27 Aug ’24

Please note, the following securities will be removed from SEBI’s ‘Approved Securities for Margin Pledge list’.

As a result, you will not receive margins for F&O trading against these scrips starting Tuesday, 27 August 2024:

NOTE: If you have pledged any of the above, after 27 August 2024, you will not receive margins pledge benefit and you will be required to fulfil the full margin requirement. If you’re unable to pay, we will have to automatically square off your positions to recover the amount by 2 Sep 2024.

We have attached a list of these stocks for your reference.

Please review your portfolio and make necessary adjustments to avoid any inconvenience. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Revision in Margin Pledge benefits from 26 Jun ’24

Please note that the following securities will be removed from the Exchange’s ‘Approved Securities for Margin Pledge’ list. As a result, you will not receive margins for F&O trading against these scrips starting Wednesday, June 26, 2024:

NOTE: If you have pledged any of these, starting from 26 June 2024, you will be required to fulfil the full margin requirement. If you’re unable to pay, we will have to automatically square off your positions to recover the amount.

We have attached a list of these stocks for your reference.

We advise you to review your portfolio and make any necessary adjustments to avoid any inconvenience.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

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Tax Collection: Good news before the budget, government’s income from direct tax increased by 24%

Direct Tax Collection: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is going to present the budget on July 23. Before that, the tax collection figures have filled the government treasury…

The central government has received great good news before the full budget for the financial year 2024-25. Actually, the government is earning a lot from direct tax and so far this year, it has seen a growth of more than 24 percent. This has been revealed by the latest data.

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The figure reached close to Rs 5.75 lakh crore

According to the latest data released by the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) on Friday, the net direct tax collection has increased by 24.07 percent so far this year to Rs 5.74 lakh crore. This figure is till July 11, 2024. In the same period a year ago, the government had earned Rs 4.80 lakh crore from direct tax.

According to CBDT data, corporate tax has contributed Rs 2.1 lakh crore to this figure of net collection of direct tax. On the other hand, personal income tax has contributed Rs 3.46 lakh crore to the total collection. The personal income tax collection figure also includes the income from securities transaction tax i.e. STT.

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This much was earned in the month of June

The government earned more than Rs 4.50 lakh crore from tax collection in the month of June alone. CBDT figures show that in the month of June, the government got a total of Rs 4.62 lakh crore from the collection of direct taxes. This figure is 20.99 percent more than the income from direct taxes in June 2023. The collections made during the month of June include corporate tax of Rs 1.8 lakh crore and personal income tax of Rs 2.81 lakh crore.

The figure had increased so much last year

Direct tax collection had given great relief to the government during the last financial year as well. During the entire financial year 2023-24, the government’s direct tax collection grew by 17.7 percent on an annual basis and the total figure stood at Rs 19.58 lakh crore. During the last financial year, the contribution of personal income tax was significant in this increase. The contribution of personal income tax in the total collection increased to 53.3 percent, while the contribution of corporate tax decreased to 46.5 percent.

The budget is going to come after a week and a half

This tax collection figure has come at a time when the government is going to present a new budget after about a week and a half from now. The new session of Parliament is starting from July 22 and on the second day of the session i.e. on July 23, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is going to present the full budget for the financial year 2024-25.

 

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Shriram General Insurance's Q4 Results: GWP Up 30% to Rs 876Cr, Records Highest Ever Growth in FY 2023 -24

  • Gross Written Premium in Q4 FY24 was Rs. 876 Cr, 30% progress YoY.

  • Wrote Rs 3036 Cr as premium for 2023-24, 34% progress YoY, highest ever, surpassing the business progress of 12.8% in FY24

  • Net revenue jumps to Rs 455 Cr in FY24, a 22% progress from FY23.

  • Proposes 39% ultimate dividend taking whole to 122.5% as towards 100% in FY23. Total dividend introduced & paid to promoters is Rs 2618 crore for an funding of Rs 259 crore.

  • Business Expansion – Opened 43 new branches in FY24 and plans to open 25 extra branches in FY25

  • Expanded workforce: elevated from 3705 to 4015 in FY24 .

  • Agent Hiring: SGI at present has 69,000 brokers, and planning to recruit 20,000 brokers this yr and additional enhance it to 2 lakhs brokers in the approaching years .

Shriram General Insurance Company (SGIC) has introduced that its Gross Written Premium (GWP) throughout Q4 FY24 has elevated by 30% to Rs 876 crore, over the identical interval final yr. For the fiscal yr ended March 2024, the insurer witnessed a 34% progress in GWP, surpassing the business progress of 12.8%. The firm wrote 1474981 insurance policies in Q4FY24 and earned a web revenue of Rs. 121 crore through the fourth quarter of FY24. Profits for the yr rose 22% YoY at Rs 455 crore. The firm has settled 55997 claims throughout Q4 FY24, in contrast to 42442 in the yr in the past interval. The solvency ratio was 4.02 as of March 2024 towards the regulatory requirement margin of 1.5. The variety of dwell insurance policies has gone up from 52.95 lakhs in FY23 to 62.58 Lakhs in FY24.


Segment clever GWP (in Cr)

Particulars

For the Quarter ended on thirty first Mar-2024

For the Quarter ended on thirty first Mar-2023

For the Year ended on thirty first Mar-2024

For the Year ended on thirty first Mar-2023


Growth

in FY24

Motor

813

615

2778

2085

33%

Personal Accident

25

20

117

58

102%

Fire

21

23

89

80

11%

Engineering

8

6

22

17

29%

Others Miscellaneous

9

8

30

26

15%

Total

876

672

3036

2266

34%

Business line progress as towards business throughout Q4 FY24:

Line of Business

SGI

Industry

Motor

33%

13%

Non-Motor

43%

13%

Anil Aggarwal, MD & CEO, Shriram General Insurance Company stated, “The yr passed by has been a milestone for our enterprise as we recorded the very best ever progress since we started our operations in 2008. Our GWP rose to 34 % exceeding the business progress 12.8%. We anticipate the FY25 progress to be round 30%.

Our focus final yr was on growth. We opened 43 new branches, and our manpower has elevated from 3705 to 4015. We are working to enhance our non – motor portfolio that has gone up from 8% final yr to 8.5%. In the following 5 years we will probably be growing our non-motor folio to 15%. We are hiring aggressively. We at present have 69,000 brokers, and planning to recruit 20,000 brokers this yr and additional enhance it to 2 lakhs brokers in the approaching years . We may even add 25 extra branches this yr.

We are the second highest dividend paying firm by paying Rs 2618 Cr to our promotors as of 31 March 2024 towards a capital of Rs 259 Cr. For the present fiscal the whole dividend from SGI could be 122.5% for FY24, topic to share holders’ approval, towards 100% final yr.


As the lead insurer for Odisha:

The firm has been appointed because the lead insurer by IRDA to obtain the imaginative and prescient of “Insurance for All by 2047“. The goal for SGI is to enhance the insurance coverage penetration in Odisha – bringing each member of the neighborhood throughout the insurance coverage security web. The firm is deploying its brokers on the Gram Panchayats to accomplish this mission.


SME Segment:

The focus space of SGI in the present yr is to write extra non-motor enterprise by way of SMEs. “This is a difficult space however a gorgeous one, we want a variety of manpower and techniques to promote merchandise in this section. We are working with varied business associations to assist in reaching companies in this section. This will assist us enhance our non- motor progress undoubtedly,” says Anil Aggarwal.

About Shriram General Insurance Company

Shriram General Insurance Company (SGIC), collectively owned by Shriram Group and Sanlam Ltd, Africa provides an entire vary of basic insurance coverage merchandise, starting from motor, house and private accidents in the retail area and customised merchandise like fireplace, engineering, and marine Insurance in the company area with a significant concentrate on the agricultural India. Shriram General Insurance manages property price Rs. 12,064 crores throughout with over 62 lakh dwell insurance policies. The firm has 278 branches in 26 states and an worker energy of 4015 throughout India, as of March 2024.

About Shriram Group

Shriram Group is India’s main monetary conglomerate with a dominant presence in retail financing, life insurance coverage, basic insurance coverage, chit fund, housing finance, inventory broking, distribution of monetary merchandise, and wealth advisory companies. The Group focuses on serving the underserved and is pushed by its monetary Inclusion agenda of bringing finance to low-income households and small companies. Shriram Group has an total buyer base of over 2.95 crore, a advertising power of 1,63,000, an worker energy 1,21,500 throughout 4,300 branches and manages an AUM of Rs 2.71 lakh crore as of December 2023.

Inside Amal Tamara’s Vachana ’24 Program

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To kickstart your wellness journey is 2024, Amal Tamara’s Renewal Programme, Vachana ’24, stands as a testomony to the dedication towards holistic well-being. This initiative understands that wellness isn’t a fleeting decision however a steady journey. It seeks to empower Amal Yatris, guiding them to manifest their well being aspirations all year long. Immersing oneself on this programme means stepping right into a realm the place Ayurvedic knowledge converges with fashionable wellness practices. It encompasses:

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● Personalized Ayurvedic therapies

● Thoughtfully curated meal plans, each ingredient is designed to invigorate and rejuvenate.

● Daily classes of meditation and yoga function anchors, nurturing each the bodily and psychological dimensions of wellness.

The objective isn’t simply superficial change; it’s a few deeper transformation, the place vitality and stability are restored. It acknowledges the intimate connection between physique and thoughts, providing a holistic detoxing that permeates by way of each side of 1’s being.

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At Amal Tamara, the emphasis isn’t solely on short-term positive factors however on fostering sustainable, long-lasting wellness habits. Vachana ’24 isn’t only a program—it’s a dedication to 1’s personal well-being, a journey that guarantees to breathe vitality into each step taken all year long.


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