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Which of the following matters must the bye-laws of a depository provide for under Section 26(2) of the Depositories Act, 1996?
The bye-laws must provide for the manner of creating pledge or hypothecation in respect of securities held with a depository. This is listed in Section 26(2). Brokerage rates, public offer pricing and issuers' dividend rates are not matters the Act requires depository bye-laws to cover.
- AThe manner of creating pledge or hypothecation of securities held with the depositoryCorrect
- BThe rate of brokerage charged by stock brokers on delivery trades
- CThe price at which an issuer must make its public offer
- DThe dividend rate to be declared by issuers
Explanation
Section 26(2)(k) lists the manner of creating pledge or hypothecation of securities held with a depository among bye-law matters. Brokerage rates, offer pricing and dividend rates are not items in that list.
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