Investors Protection
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This document discusses common problems faced by investors and methods for redressal. It outlines objectives of investment like returns and risks. Common complaints by investors are listed against companies, brokers, and depository participants regarding issues like delayed transfers, non-payment of dividends, and high fees. Redressal methods are provided, including a new section in the Companies Act to protect small investors and punish non-compliance. The SEBI has also introduced a guide for investors. Problems can be reported to relevant authorities like SEBI, registrars, or stock exchanges depending on the issue and type of security. In conclusion, investor problems regarding shares can be resolved through different redressal cells.
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