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Remittance Order dated September 09, 2026 issued under RC No. 8960 of 2025 drawn against Rajvardhan Foundation in the matter of Dealings in illiquid Stock Options at BSE

SEBI 1 hr ago·9 Sept 2026, 12:30 pm

Company SEBI

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has issued a remittance order against the Rajvardhan Foundation. This action is linked to a regulatory case (RC No. 8960 of 2025) concerning the trading of illiquid stock options on the BSE. The regulator has directed the foundation to remit funds related to these specific dealings.

This development is significant as it highlights SEBI's continued focus on monitoring and penalizing irregularities in the options market. While the Rajvardhan Foundation is a non-profit entity, the order serves as a reminder to all market participants about the strict compliance requirements and potential consequences for trading in illiquid securities.

Investors should monitor the outcome of this order and any subsequent announcements from SEBI. This case underscores the importance of understanding the liquidity profile of the instruments you trade and adhering to all regulatory norms to avoid legal complications.