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The Original CHAUKIDAAR ,“TAKEOVER WATCHMAN” since 2007. CA. Arun Goenka* hands-on experience in the share market* deep knowledge of laws and account*one of the early players, pioneered an investment strategy in TAKEOVERS*The WIRC - of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, has honoured him with the ‘Recognition of CAs in Social Service’. * often invited by National business news; electronic and print media, for his views on SEBI related matters. * history of red-flagging 100+ cases to SEBI* contributes by giving inputs in drafting amendments to the regulation* Some of the suggestions reflected in subsequent regulatory changes: (a). In takeover of Cairn 3,750 Crores non-compete fees waived off and ultimately Removal of Non-compete fee in 2011 (b) November 2009 amending Regulation 11 (1). (c)Listing agreement baring promoters from voting on related party. (d) Disclosure of past performance by merchant bankers in case of IPO (e) SAST 2011 regulation 10(1)(h), (f) Counter Offer in case of Delisting (g) Interest payment to all in case of delays in Open Offers(05.06.20).

Thursday, July 22, 2010

My Suggestions for Takeover code accepted

Some of my most significant suggestions to the SEBI committee for the review of Takeover Regulations were accepted.

SEBI had notified minimal changes in the Code –only 4. Vide notification dated November 06, 2009,
The amendment in Regulation 11 (1) is as per my suggestion.

Similarly I believe I was the first proponent of disallowing Non Compete fees. In the new draft My suggestion for disallowing Non-compete fees has been accepted.

Yet I am not happy because one of my main points – defining control & company so as to bring into the net asset sale route—Piramal, Gwalior chemicals, Orchid chemicals, Eicher motors, Zicom etc. involving G 1000+ Crs. has not been taken care of. I have brought this to the notice of SEBI time & again. I call it “THE BYPASS ROUTE TO SEBI TAKEOVER CODE”

I aired my feelings in an interview with NDTV.

You may simply click the link below to watch the interview which took place on 20 July 2010.
http://www.ndtv.com/news/videos/video_player.php?id=153390

The Businessline ( 21 July 2010) in its editorial also pointed this out as one of the three critical failures of TRAC.

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