Tuesday, 18 December 2012

Companies Bill 2011-

The Lok Sabha today passed the much awaited Companies Bill 2011. The Bill is all set to replace the 55 year old Act.

The promulgation of the new Act is a step towards globalization and is a successful attempt to meet the changing environment and is progressive and futuristic duly envisaging the technological and legal developments.

The new law surely promises investor democracy and addresses the public concern over corporate accountability and responsibility and alongside introduces some industry friendly provisions.

To provide you with indepth insight on the various issues relating to Companies Bill, we will be starting a classroom series very soon

The top 50 key highlights of the new Companies Bill is summarized herein below:

The Companies Bill, 2011, is organized as 29 chapters, 470 sections and 7 scheduled. A substantial part of the law will be in form of Rules, to be prescribed separately. It has introduced 33 new definitions. Here’s a look at some of its key highlights.

INCORPORATION & CAPITAL RAISING

A private company can have a maximum of 200 members, up from 50 in the Companies Act, 1956.
The concept of One Person Company introduced. It will be a private limited company.
Concept of dormant companies introduced. It can be formed for a future project or to hold an asset or intellectual property.
All companies to follow uniform financial year, running from April to March. Exceptions to be made only for certain companies with the approval of NCLT.
All types of securities to be governed by the Bill.
The Prospectus has to be more detailed.
Money raised through a prospectus cannot be used for dealing in equity shares of another company. If a company changes terms of the prospectus or objects for which money is raised, it shall provide dissenting shareholders an exit opportunity.
‘Private placement‘defined, with detailed provisions for such placement.
Apart from existing shareholders, if the Company having share capital at any time proposes to increase its subscribed capital by issue of further shares, such shares may also be offered to employees by way of ESOP, subject to the approval of shareholders by way of Special Resolution.
NBFCs not covered by the provisions relating to acceptance of deposits. They will be governed by Reserve Bank of India Rules.
Companies can accept deposits only from its members, that too after obtaining shareholders approval. Acceptance of deposit also subject to compliance with certain conditions.
Public companies can accept deposit from public on complying certain conditions like credit rating.

MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION

Listed companies required to file a return in a prescribed form with the Registrar regarding any change in the number of shares held by promoters and top 10 shareholders of such company, within 15 days of such change.
Postal Ballot to be applicable to all the companies, whether listed or unlisted.
Interim dividend in a current financial cannot exceed the average rate of dividend of the preceding three years if a company has incurred loss up to the end of the quarter immediately preceding the declaration of such dividend.
Financial statements include Balance Sheet, Profit & Loss Account and cash flow statements.
Provisions for re-opening or re-casting of the books of accounts of a company provided.
The National Advisory Committee on Accounting Standards renamed as The National Financial Reporting Authority.
The authority to advise on Auditing Standards and Accounting Standards.

AUDITORS & FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Every company is required at its first annual general meeting (AGM) to appoint an individual or a firm as an auditor. The auditor shall hold office from the conclusion of that meeting till the conclusion of its sixth AGM and thereafter till the conclusion of every sixth meeting. The appointment of the auditor is to be ratified at every AGM.
Individual auditors are to be compulsorily rotated every 5 years and audit firm every 10 years in listed companies & certain other classes of companies, as may be prescribed.
Auditors have to comply with Auditing Standards.
A company’s auditor shall not provide, directly or indirectly, the specified services to the company, its holding and subsidiary company.
A partner or partners of the audit firm and the firm shall be jointly and severally responsible for the liability, whether civil or criminal, as provided in this Bill or in any other law for the time being in force. If it is proved that the partner or partners of the audit firm has or have acted in a fraudulent manner or abetted or colluded in any fraud by, or in relation to, the company or its directors or officers, then such partner or partners of the firm shall also be punishable in the manner provided in clause 447.

DIRECTORS

Prescribed class or classes of companies are required to appoint at least one woman director.
At least one director should be a person who has stayed in India for a total period of not less than 182 days in the previous calendar year.
At least one-third of the total number of directors of a listed public company should be independent directors. Existing companies to get a transition period of one year to comply.
Liability of independent directors and non-executive directors not being promoter or key managerial personnel to be limited.
A person can hold directorship of up to 20 companies, of which not more than 10 can be public companies.

GOVERNANCE

Companies with more than 1,000 shareholders, debenture-holders, deposit-holders and any other security holders at any time during a financial year to constitute a Stakeholders Relationship Committee, with a non-executive director as a chairperson and such other members as may be decided by the board.
No permission of central government required to give a loan to a director.
The provisions on inter-corporate loans and investment (372A of Companies Act 1956) extended to include loan and investment to any person.
A company cannot, unless otherwise prescribed, make investment through more than 2 layers of investment companies.
No central government approval required for entering into any related party transactions.
No central government approval required for appointment of any director or any other person to any office or place of profit in the company or its subsidiary.
Prohibition on forward dealings in securities of company by any director or key managerial personnel.
Prohibiting insider trading in the company.
No compromise or arrangement shall be sanctioned by the Tribunal unless a certificate by the Company’s Auditor has been filed with the Tribunal to the effect that the accounting treatment, if any, proposed in the scheme of compromise or arrangement is in conformity with the accounting standards prescribed under clause 133.
Creation of treasury stock/trust shares is prohibited.
Every listed company or such class or classes of companies, as may be prescribed, to establish a vigil mechanism.
The Bill makes provision for cross border amalgamations between Indian Companies and companies incorporated in the jurisdictions of such countries as may be notified from time to time by the Central Government.

MISCELLANEOUS

The Bill provides provisions related to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).
The Bill provides for class action suit by specified number of members or depositors against the company except the banking company, which is prevalent in developed countries.
The Bill provides for specific provisions related to any act of fraud.
The process for declaring a company sick and its revival and rehabilitation has been rationalized.
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal shall now consist of a combination of technical and judicial members not exceeding 11, instead of 2 as provided in the Companies Act 1956.
The Central Government may establish as many special courts as may be necessary to provide speedy trial of offences.
The Central Government may establish a mediation and conciliation panel.
The Bill makes provision for cross border amalgamations between Indian companies and companies incorporated in the jurisdictions of such countries as may be notified from time to time by the central government.
Where any valuation is required to be made of any property, stocks, shares, debentures, securities or goodwill or any other assets or net worth of a company or its liabilities under the Act, it shall be valued by a registered valuer.

कमोडिटी बाजारः सोने-चांदी में फिर तेजी

सोने और चांदी में आज एक बार फिर तेजी आई है। घरेलू बाजार में सोना और चांदी करीब 0.5-1 फीसदी तक बढ़ चुके हैं। अंतर्राष्ट्रीय बाजार में सोना एक बार फिर 1,700 डॉलर के पार चला गया है। फिलहाल एमसीएक्स पर सोना 0.6 फीसदी की मजबूती के साथ 31,530 रुपये पर कारोबार कर रहा है। वहीं चांदी 1 फीसदी चढ़कर 62,150 रुपये पर कारोबार कर रही है।

एमसीएक्स पर कच्चा तेल 0.5 फीसदी से ज्यादा की उछाल के साथ 4,875 रुपये पर कारोबार कर रहा है। एमसीएक्स पर बेस मेटल्स में मिलाजुला कारोबार हो रहा है। मेटल में एल्यूमिनियम को छोड़कर सभी चढ़े हैं। एल्यूमिनियम में 0.15 फीसदी की गिरावट आई है। बाकी मेटल में 0.25-0.5 फीसदी तक की उछाल आई है। कॉपर 0.25 फीसदी की मजबूती के साथ 448 रुपये पर कारोबार कर रहा है।

देश में चीनी का उत्पादन बढ़ गया है। 1 अक्टूबर से 15 दिसंबर तक 49 लाख टन से ज्यादा चीनी उत्पादन हुआ है, जो पिछले साल के मुकाबले करीब 2 फीसदी ज्यादा है। महाराष्ट्र में ज्यादा चीनी का उत्पादन हुआ है। लेकिन उत्तर प्रदेश में उत्पादन करीब 20 फीसदी घट गया है। इस बीच आज वायदा कारोबार में चीनी में गिरावट आई है। एनसीडीईएक्स पर चीनी का जनवरी वायदा करीब 0.5 फीसदी नीचे चल रहा है।

काली मिर्च के फरवरी वायदा में आज जोरदार तेजी आई है। दिसंबर वायदा इस हफ्ते एक्सपायर हो जाएगा जो फिलहाल 39,000 रुपये के ऊपर कारोबार कर रहा है। लेकिन फरवरी वायदा में तेजी के बावजूद भाव 36,000 रुपये के नीचे चल रहा है। थोडे़ ही दिनों में काली मिर्च की आवक भी शुरू हो जाएगी।

बोनांजा कमोडिटीज की निवेश सलाह

लेड एमसीएक्स (दिसंबर वायदा) : खरीदें - 126.50, स्टॉपलॉस - 125.50 और लक्ष्य - 129

कच्चा तेल एमसीएक्स (दिसंबर वायदा) : बेचें - 4800, स्टॉपलॉस - 4815 और लक्ष्य - 4740

पैराडाइम कमोडिटीज की निवेश सलाह

कपास एनसीडीईएक्स (अप्रैल वायदा) : खरीदें - 1037, स्टॉपलॉस - 1024 और लक्ष्य - 1060

सरसों एनसीडीईएक्स (अप्रैल वायदा) : खरीदें - 3600, स्टॉपलॉस - 3540 और लक्ष्य - 3750

जियोजित कॉमट्रेड की निवेश सलाह

कालीमिर्च एनसीडीईएक्स (फरवरी वायदा) : खरीदें - 35600, स्टॉपलॉस - 35100 और लक्ष्य - 36100/36130

India govt. drops commodity trade clause from bank bill

The controversial clause from a banking bill which allows banks to trade in commodity futures will be dropped by the government, says Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath.

Opposition to the clause threatened to stall the passing of the bill, which is aimed at drawing foreign investment into the banking sector and increasing the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) regulatory oversight in local banks.

A letter has been sent to the Lok Sabha Speaker saying that the Forwards Contract Clause has been dropped, according to the minister. In the lower house of parliament as soon as Tuesday the bill would be voted.

SILVER 1ST TGT DONE SILVER 61850 TO 62100-7500/- PER LOT PROFIT

www.punjinivesh.com -9619662404

CALL COPPER BUY ABV 448. TGT 450-452-455--------SL 446

CALL SILVER BUY ABV 61850 TGT 62050 TGT 62250 TGT 62450 SL 61650

TODAY CALLS

CALL GOLD SELL BLW 31410 TGT 31360 TGT 31310 TGT 31250 SL 31460

CALL GOLD SELL BLW 31410 TGT 31360 TGT 31310 TGT 31250 SL 31460

GOLD 31150 TO 31400--------35000/- PER LOT PROFIT –www.punjinivesh.com

http://punji-nivesh.blogspot.in/

GOLD 31150 TO 31400--------25000/- PER LOT PROFIT –www.punjinivesh.com

SILVER 61450 TO 61900----13500/- PER LOT PROFIT –www.punjinivesh.com

SILVER 61450 TO 61900----13500/- PER LOT PROFIT –www.punjinivesh.com

Punji Nivesh Entrade Pvt. Ltd.

Mob| + - +919619662404-919324404449
Web: www.punjinivesh.com

GOLD SILVER COMMODITY CALLS

Tuesday, 18 December 2012

Companies Bill 2011-

कमोडिटी बाजारः सोने-चांदी में फिर तेजी

Popular Posts

GOLD SILVER JACKPOT CALLS

Tuesday, 18 December 2012

Companies Bill 2011-

कमोडिटी बाजारः सोने-चांदी में फिर तेजी

Subscribe To PUNJI NIVESH

Popular Posts

GOLD SILVER JACKPOT CALLS