JP Morgan Chase settles FPI rule violation case with Sebi

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JP Morgan Chase has settled a case with Sebi over alleged Foreign Portfolio Investor rule violations. The bank paid Rs 34.42 lakh to resolve the matter. Sebi found JP Morgan Chase had granted licenses to unregistered entities and delayed acting on a merger. The settlement brings closure to these proceedings.

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JP Morgan Chase settles FPI rule violation case with Sebi

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