
Sebi, India’s capital market
regulator on Tuesday tightened the norms for share buybacks, moving to arrest
suspected misuse of stock repurchases by listed companies in recent years.
Companies would have to ensure
they spend at least 50% of the money earmarked for buybacks, the Securities and
Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said after a board meeting. That doubles the
current minimum of 25%.
Sebi’s new rules will require
companies opting to...