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Issued by: Krishna Kumar Pathak
SEBI Registered Research Analyst - INH300009914
BSE Enlistment No: 5590
This Internal Policy on Conflict of Interest ("Policy") is formulated in compliance with Regulation 15(1) of the SEBI (Research Analyst) Regulations, 2014 and sets out principles and mechanisms adopted by Krishna Kumar Pathak ("Research Analyst" or "Analyst") to identify, avoid, disclose, and manage any conflict of interest arising during the course of research activity.
Scenario | Policy Action |
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Analyst holds shares in recommended stock | Mandatory disclosure in report |
Immediate relative holds financial interest | Disclosure as per SEBI RA norms |
Analyst has received any consideration from issuer company | Prohibited unless fully disclosed and compliant |
Analyst performs services for company under coverage | Only permitted if legally disclosed and separated |
Dual role in advisory or distribution business | Not applicable; segregation maintained as per SEBI |
Every research report shall include disclosures required under Regulation 19(1)(e), stating:
The Analyst and team undergo periodic training on:
Clients are informed of:
Any breach of this Policy shall be treated as a serious violation. Disciplinary action may include:
All disclosures, research notes, logs of recommendations, and conflict declarations are preserved for a minimum of 5 years as mandated by Regulation 25 of SEBI RA Regulations.
This policy shall be reviewed annually or as required by changes in law or business practice, and updated accordingly.
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