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Code of conduct for the directors on the governing board

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..... items of the agenda of a meeting were not covered for want of time, the next meeting is held within fifteen days for considering the remaining items. ii. Code of Conduct for the public interest directors. a) In addition to the conditions stated in Para (i) above, public interest directors of the recognised stock exchange or recognised clearing corporation shall, endeavour to attend all the governing board meetings and they shall be liable to vacate office if they remain absent for three consecutive meetings of the governing board or do not attend seventy five per cent. of the total meetings of the governing board in a calendar year. b) Public interest directors shall meet separately, at least once in six months to exchange views on critical issues. iii. Strategic planning. Every director of the recognised stock exchange and recognised clearing corporation shall─ a) participate in the formulation and execution of strategies in the best interest of the recognised stock exchange or recognised clearing corporation and contribute towards pro-active decision making at the governing board level; b) give benefit of their experience and expertise to the rec .....

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..... r, or may appear to impair, their independence or objectivity or official duties; g) perform their duties with a positive attitude and constructively support open communication, creativity, dedication, and compassion; h) not engage in any act involving moral turpitude, dishonesty, fraud, deceit, or misrepresentation or any other act prejudicial to the administration of the recognised stock exchange or recognised clearing corporation. PART - B [See regulation 26(2)] Code of Ethics for directors and key management personnel of stock exchanges or clearing corporations The Code of Ethics for directors and key management personnel of the recognised stock exchanges or recognised clearing corporations, is aimed at improving the professional and ethical standards in the functioning of recognised stock exchanges or recognised clearing corporations thereby creating better investor confidence in the integrity of the market. i. Objectives and underlying principles. The Code of Ethics for directors and key management personnel of the recognised stock exchange or recognised clearing corporation seeks to establish a minimum level of business/ professional ethics to .....

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..... ecognised stock exchange or recognised clearing corporation shall disclose on a periodic basis as determined by the stock exchange or recognised clearing corporation (which could be monthly), all their dealings in securities, directly or indirectly, to the governing board/ ethics committee/ Compliance Officer. b) The dealings in securities shall also be subject to trading restrictions for securities about which key management personnel in the recognised stock exchange or recognised clearing corporation may have non-public price sensitive information. Requirement laid down under Securities and Exchange Board of India (Prohibition of Insider Trading) Regulations, 1992 may be referred in this regard. c) All transactions must be of an investment nature and not speculative in nature. Towards this end, all securities purchased must be held for a minimum period of sixty days before they are sold. However, in specific/exceptional circumstances, sale can be effected anytime by obtaining pre-clearance from the Compliance Officer to waive this condition after recording in writing his satisfaction in this regard. Explanation.─ securities for the purposes of this Code shall not .....

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..... and directors shall not be directly involved in the function of appointment and promotion of employees unless specifically so decided by the governing board. ix. Access to information. a) Directors shall call for information only as part of specific committees or as may be authorised by the governing board. b) There shall be prescribed channels through which information shall move and further there shall be audit trail of the same. Any retrieval of confidential documents/ information shall be properly recorded. c) All such information, especially which is non-public and price sensitive, shall be kept confidential and not be used for any personal consideration/ gain. d) Any information relating to the business/operations of the recognised stock exchange or recognised clearing corporation, which may come to the knowledge of directors/ key management personnel during performance of their duties shall be held in strict confidence, shall not be divulged to any third party and shall not be used in any manner except for the performance of their duties. x. Misuse of position. Directors/ committee members shall not use their position to obtain business or any pec .....

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