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BOMBAY STOCK EXCHANGE BROKERS' FORUM (BBF) | MUMBAI, INDIA
MARCH 2023 | VOLUME: 11 • ISSUE NO. 12 •
ARNAUD
DELESTIENNE
Luxembourg Stock Exchange
Luxembourg -
paving the way
for India’s green
transition
NICOLAS
MACKEL
Luxembourg for Finance
Finance must
continue to
go global to
benefit all
TYLER
WOOD
CMT Association, Inc.
Avoiding
analysis
paralysis
PANDIT
DASA
Work Mindful Corp.
Mindfulness &
Mental Health
in the workplace
FIONA
ENGLISH
Fiona English
Making
purpose
real
RAJKO
DOLINSEK
Informa Echo Agency
Personal
development
is a lifelong
challenge
KRISHNA
KANHAIYA
Mirae Asset Financial Services
Lending
against
shares and
mutual fund
ALEXANDRA
GRAPA
Oia Properties
UAE real
estate
market
BHAIRAV
KOTHARI
SuperCFO Advisory
Startup
& finance
NAMRATA
JAIN
Out Aloud
Mindful
trading
AVNISH
ANAND
CaratLane - A Tanishq Partnership
Digital
transformation
de-mystified
RIDIMA
WALI
Nyra Leadership Consulting
Why
Listening =
Leading?
DR. AKHIL
SHAHANI
The Shahani Group
Future
of
education
INDIAN 2023 BUDGET - THEME OF 7 IDEOLOGIES
FUND MANAGEMENT ENTITY IN IFSC
IFSC GIFT - ESG SCHEMES IN INDIA
AVOIDANCE OF PREFRENTIAL AND FRADULENT TRANSACTIONS
10 QUESTIONS TO FACILITATE YOUR VIRTUAL TEAM NORMING SESSION
WAYS TO EMBRACE EQUITY - INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2023
Inside:
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BOMBAY STOCK EXCHANGE BROKERS’ FORUM (BBF)
GOVERNING BOARD 2022 - 23
Anup Gupta
Sykes & Ray
Equities India Ltd.
Cyrus Khambata
Paytm
Money Ltd.
Madhavi Vora
ULJK Securities
Pvt. Ltd.
Naresh Rana
Vishwas Fincap
Services Pvt. Ltd.
Neeraj Choksi
NJ India
Invest Pvt. Ltd.
Nirav Gandhi
JM Financial
Services Ltd.
Nithin Kamath
Zerodha
Securities Pvt. Ltd.
Ajit Sanghvi
MSS Securities
Pvt. Ltd.
Parth Nyati
Swastika
Investmart Ltd.
S. P. Toshniwal
Sunlight
Broking LLP
HEMANT MAJETHIA
Vice Chairman | BBF
Ventura
Securities Ltd.
LALIT MUNDRA
Chairman | BBF
Suresh Rathi
Securities Pvt. Ltd.
HARIN MEHTA
Treasurer | BBF
M/S. V. C.
Mehta
KUSHAL A. SHAH
Jt. Secretary | BBF
Ratnakar
Securities Pvt. Ltd.
KISHOR KANSAGRA
Secretary | BBF
Pragya
Securities Pvt. Ltd.
Anurag Bansal
SMC Global
Securities Ltd.
Ashish Rathi
HDFC
Securities Ltd.
Dr. Pravin Bathe
Angel One Ltd.
Purav Fozdar
Axiom Share
Broking Pvt. Ltd.
Vivek Gupta
GEPL Capital
Pvt. Ltd.
Virender Mansukhani
Mansukh Securities
and Finance Ltd.
Uttam Bagri
BCB Brokerage
Pvt. Ltd.
Tejas Khoday
Fyers Securities
Pvt. Ltd.
Saurabh Jain
SSJ Finance &
Securities Pvt. Ltd.
Roopkishor Bhootra
Anand Rathi Shares &
Stock Brokers Ltd.
Santosh Jayaram
GROWW
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Global
Insights
LUXEMBOURG - PAVING THE WAY
FOR INDIA’S GREEN TRANSITION
FINANCE MUST CONTINUE TO
GO GLOBAL TO BENEFIT ALL
AVOIDING ANALYSIS PARALYSIS
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT IS A
LIFELONG CHALLENGE
MINDFULNESS AND MENTAL
HEALTH IN THE WORKPLACE
FUTURE OF UAE REAL
ESTATE MARKET
MAKING PURPOSE REAL
10 QUESTIONS TO
FACILITATE YOUR VIRTUAL
TEAM NORMING SESSION
26
Your
Questions
Answered
BREAKING TRADITIONAL WAYS
OF LENDING AGAINST SHARES
AND MUTUAL FUND
FUND MANAGEMENT
ENTITY IN IFSC
AVOIDANCE OF PREFRENTIAL
AND FRADULENT TRANSACTIONS
UNDER THE INSOLVENCY AND
BANKRUPTCY CODE, 2016
32 Insights
WHO IS TO BE BLAMED - YOUNG TECHIE MR. A OR THE STARTUP?
IFSC GIFT - ESG SCHEMES IN INDIA
AGRICULTURE AND
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT:
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
37
Economy
& Society
40 Feature
INDIAN 2023 BUDGET
REACHING ITS
INVINCIBLE AND
PINNACLE MOMENTS
ACROSS THE GLOBE
MINDFUL TRADING
DIGITAL
TRANSFORMATION
DE-MYSTIFIED
THE FUTURE
OF EDUCATION
WAYS TO EMBRACE
EQUITY - INTERNATIONAL
WOMEN’S DAY 2023
SECTION 148 IN
THE INDIAN CONTRACT
ACT, 1872
COMPLIANCE CALENDAR
53
Regulatory
Compliance
ADDRESSING THE BURDEN OF
SICKLE CELL ANEMIA IN INDIA
54
Living
Health
Matters
Nurturing
Lifestyle
55
CHALLENGES ARE A BLESSING
WHY LISTENING = LEADING?
COMMUNICATION
THE ONLY WAY TO REDUCE
EMOTIONAL PAIN TOMORROW
IS TO CONFRONT IT TODAY
Dr. Vispi Rusi Bhathena | PhD (h.c.)
Chief Executive Officer
Dr. V. Aditya Srinivas
Chief Operating Officer
and Chief Economist
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INDIAN ECONOMY STRONG AMONG GLOBAL HEADWINDS: The numbers that are coming
from the macroeconomic front clearly show that the Indian economy is far stronger as compared to
the global economies. The Budget projected that our GDP would be 7% which is one of the highest
in the current times as the world GDP is likely to be 2.9%. The US Economy is growing at 1.9% and
China GDP is at 3.9%.
F R O M
THE
BBF SECRETARIAT
Globally all major central banks have increased interest rates near the terminal rates. The US Fed
Reserve has already reached it around 5% and the UK Bank of England is at 4%. The possibility of
now aggressive rate hikes is very less. Inflation globally has been coming down. The US inflation has
come down from 9% to 6.5%. Indian inflation CPI has increased to 6.52% which is above the 6%
mark of RBI.
RBI has also increased the Repo rate by 25 basis point to 6.5% in the latest monetary policy meet.
The repo rate has been increased from 4% to 6.5% which is 250 basis point like in last one year. This
has also made the cost of capital more and can affect the demand and consumption in negative way.
India's IIP growth declines to 4.3% in December from 7.3% in November. Industrial growth in
December 2021 was 1 percent. The manufacturing sector also signals slight slowdown and hence
the cost of capital is vital for the industry to gain momentum. The stock markets have witnessed
huge volatility even as the FIIs have been net sellers to the tune of Rs. 30,000 crores while the mutual
funds have been buyers to the tune of Rs. 17000 crores. This has been some support to the markets.
The SIP flows have been more than Rs. 10,000 crores monthly, which is the main flow from the retail
investors. This shows the strength of the retail investor and their faith in the Indian economy.
From
to You...
BBF
We wish you all the joy
and happiness in the world
today and forever.
I N T E R N A T I O N A L
WOMEN’S
day
H A P P Y
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cross the world, a growing number of
governments are introducing net zero
Acommitments, in response to the alarming rate of
climate change and the potential impact it could have on
our societies in decades to come. India is no exception to
this rule and is looking to become a driver of change in
south Asia, having set its first net zero pledge at COP26 in
Glasgow at the end of 2021.
Ranking fourth in the list of the biggest carbon dioxide
emitters behind China, the US and the EU, the country is
aiming to reach carbon neutrality by 2070 and source half
of its energy from renewable resources by 2030.
Following on from its initial pledge, India submitted its
Long-Term Low Emission Development Strategy to the
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate
Change (UNFCCC) at COP27 last November, underlying
yet again the country’s ambition to spur a wave of change,
and join the growing list of countries that are taking action
against climate change.
Luxembourg - a longstanding economic ally
With diplomatic relations dating all the way back to 1947
and longstanding economic and commercial ties spanning
different sectors, Luxembourg and India have long enjoyed
a fruitful and close relationship marked by sustained
investment activities between the two countries.
The close ties between India and Luxembourg have also
translated into a growing number of Indian citizens
relocating to Luxembourg in recent years. In 2020, Indian
citizens represented the 5th biggest diaspora outside the
EU living and working in Luxembourg and 14th amongst the
foreign citizens living in the Grand Duchy, compared to 27th
in 2015.
Insights
LUXEMBOURG - PAVING THE WAY FOR
INDIA’S GREEN TRANSITION
Arnaud Delestienne
Director of International Capital
Markets, Member of the
Executive Committee
Luxembourg Stock Exchange
(LuxSE)
Ranked the most international financial centre in the world
and second biggest hub for investment funds in the world
according to New Financial, Luxembourg is also home to
the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE), the world's
leading venue for the listing of international debt securities,
and the second stock exchange in the world to ever list a
Masala bond. Historically, LuxSE has been trusted by some
of the top Indian corporates and financial institutions for
listing their global depositary receipts (GDRs) to gain
exposure to international investors and today, LuxSE has
more than 35 active Indian GDRs listed and traded on its
markets.
More recently in November 2020, LuxSE entered into two
memoranda of understanding (MoUs) to further strengthen
the ties between India and Luxembourg and expand Indian
Strengthening ties between India and Luxembourg
Ranked the most international
financial centre in the world and
second biggest hub for investment
funds in the world according to
New Financial, Luxembourg is also
home to the Luxembourg Stock
Exchange (LuxSE), the world's
leading venue for the listing of
international debt securities, and
the second stock exchange in the
world to ever list a Masala bond.
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corporate issuers’ access to international investors. Signed
with the State Bank of India (SBI) and the India International
Exchange (IFSC) Limited (India INX) respectively, these
MoUs - which were aimed at promoting green finance in
India - marked the first two agreements ever to be signed by
LuxSE with Indian institutions.
In recent years, LGX has placed a strong emphasis on
helping issuers across emerging economies break into the
realm of sustainable finance, introducing a number of new
initiatives and services in the process.
In May 2020, LuxSE established the LGX Academy, which
offers sustainable finance courses to financial
professionals across developed and emerging markets,
providing a hands-on pragmatic tool to navigate the
market’s complexities.
Later that year, the LGX DataHub was launched. A
centralised database providing investors and asset
managers with granular and structured sustainability data,
it covers close to the entire universe of the world’s listed
sustainable debt securities, helping users to understand
and compare the green and social impact of different GSSS
bonds.
In 2021, LuxSE also established the LGX Assistance
Services to support potential issuers that are eager to enter
the sustainable bond market. Through this service,
sustainable finance experts assist issuers in the pre-
issuance process in a number of ways, such as providing
technical support with the structuring and review of the
framework, peer comparison, as well as guidance on the
post-issuance allocation and impact reporting best
practices.
Debates around sustainability and India’s net zero
commitments will undoubtedly continue to impact the
country's rapidly evolving financial landscape over the
coming years - and in LuxSE, Indian market participants
have a strong and well-versed ally that could play an
important role in helping accelerate this much-needed
transition.
Transparency and education to broaden the reach of
sustainable finance
In May 2020, LuxSE established
the LGX Academy, which offers
sustainable finance courses to
financial professionals across
developed and emerging
markets, providing a hands-on
pragmatic tool to navigate the
market’s complexities.
Building on these MoUs, in June 2022 India INX and LuxSE
took another important step by signing a first cooperation
agreement to enhance the visibility of listed Indian
securities towards international investors by facilitating the
admission of such securities on LuxSE.
During the ceremony held in India’s Gujarat International
Finance Tec (GIFT) city, the parties also announced the
admission on LuxSE of a green bond issued by the Indian
company Power Finance Corporation. The EUR 300 million
green bond, which was already listed on India INX, is now
also registered on LuxSE’s Securities Official List and
displayed on the Luxembourg Green Exchange (LGX),
LuxSE’s sustainable finance platform. This is the second
Indian green bond to be displayed on LGX, the first one
being a USD 650 million green bond from the State Bank of
India that was listed at LuxSE and displayed on LGX in
November 2020.
Ever since the emergence of sustainable finance, LuxSE has
been a driving force in bringing sustainable investment
opportunities to the market through LGX, the platform
recognised by the United Nations for its leading role in
advancing the sustainable finance agenda.
Today, LGX displays over 1,600 sustainable bonds from 260
issuers in 50 countries, raising a total of EUR 840 billion for
sustainable development across the world, and making it
the world’s leading platform for green, social, sustainability
and sustainability-linked (GSSS) bonds.
LuxSE and LGX - helping pave the way towards net zero
Arnaud Delestienne, Director of International Capital Markets, Member of the
Executive Committee
He is the Director of International Capital Markets and a member of the Executive
Committee of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE) where he leads the firm’s
overall commercial strategies and its international primary market activities.
Before joining LuxSE, Arnaud spent 23 years at Clearstream, where he honed his
expertise in network management and product development while holding
positions as Executive Vice-President and head of its Eurobonds business line.
Over the past two decades, he has experienced and contributed first-hand to the
transformation of the Eurobond issuance process with its implication for post-
trade activities. He was also appointed to various international trade
associations and industry working groups, including the International
Organisation for Standardisation (ISO), the Association of National Numbering
Agencies (ANNA) and the International Capital Market Association (ICMA).
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ust over a year ago very few of us could have imagined
the turn the global geopolitical environment would have
Jtaken over the course of 2022. Emerging from the
pandemic many of us had high hopes for a return to
geopolitical and macroeconomic normality. Unfortunately, this
was not to hold true - central banks efforts to keep economies
afloat during lockdowns naturally had consequences which
have now come to roost, most notably inflation. Additionally,
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine cast lives, geopolitical order, and
global energy and stock markets into disarray.
As we look forward, reigniting economic growth across the
world is critical. In this sense, we cannot allow the seeds of the
current crisis to grow into roots that run contrary to the trend of
globalisation that has uplifted so many and brought many
economies forward. India has already contributed significantly
to the global economy, bringing much needed growth to the
South-East Asian continent and the world. Furthermore, much
of the leading talent and innovation stems from the country.
Today we face two challenges, namely the fragmentation of a
geopolitical system from which globalisation has originated
and the transformation of our economies and society towards
climate neutrality. Both are having a significant effect on
financial services.
Despite the pressures that have emerged from both the
pandemic and geopolitical tensions, the global system of trade
and investment flows have, thus far, remained resilient. The
world’s largest markets have continued to collaborate to
ensure economic resilience and growth in many areas. This
news is heartening given the important role that global finance
plays - it is not only necessary, but also beneficial for all
countries. Much like the businesses they often finance,
financial services must be allowed to continue operating
across jurisdictions to live up to its full potential.
Insights
FINANCE MUST CONTINUE
TO GO GLOBAL TO BENEFIT ALL
Nicolas Mackel
Chief Executive Officer
Luxembourg for Finance
Globalised finance requires financial centres, such as Mumbai,
London, Dubai, New York, and Luxembourg. They play a crucial
role in bringing together various elements of financial services
to assist investors in channelling capital into projects and
companies, as well as helping firms in raising funds via the
capital markets. In the case of India and Luxembourg,
collaboration started many years ago, however there is
undoubtedly still room to grow as India is set to play a much
larger role in the global economy in the coming years.
As an investment structuring, and the world’s leading cross-
border investment funds hub, the Grand Duchy’s expertise
helps investors from across the world navigate cross-border
complexities via the structuring of international investments.
With funds distributed in 83 countries across the world it is an
ideal onshore EU hub to assist Indian investors in channelling
their money into projects and companies worldwide, as well
as directing global investors’ money into India. Additionally,
Luxembourg has, for many years, set a high standard for
Globalised finance requires financial
centres, such as Mumbai, London,
Dubai, New York, and Luxembourg.
They play a crucial role in bringing
together various elements of financial
services to assist investors in
channelling capital into projects and
companies, as well as helping firms in
raising funds via the capital markets. In
the case of India and Luxembourg,
collaboration started many years ago,
however there is undoubtedly still
room to grow as India is set to play a
much larger role in the global economy
in the coming years.
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regulatory transparency, financial and legal stability, as well as
openness to foreign institutions. It is therefore uniquely
positioned to act as a gateway to both the EU and abroad for
Indian investors.
Within the capital markets space, Luxembourg is well
positioned to help Indian firms active globally raise funds to
finance their activities internationally. The country brings
together various elements to create an ecosystem ideal for
these activities, from the necessary talent and institutions to
responsive regulators, tax authorities, and a sophisticated
legal framework.
These qualities also make the Grand Duchy an ideal location for
Indian financial services firms looking to establish a base
within the EU to serve the single market.
The global shift towards sustainability will only compound
Luxembourg’s appeal for international firms. As a leading
sustainable finance centre, the country is well set up to help
companies raise sustainable capital, via the Luxembourg
Green Exchange for example, and to help investors support
sustainable growth. Indian firms should leverage on the
already existing, and growing, expertise in Luxembourg to
propel their sustainability agenda forward.
Already, structures in Luxembourg help provide investments
not only into tech-savvy and innovative companies in India,
but also help to finance much needed ESG projects.
Increasingly, these projects go beyond the Environmental
factor and are also focusing on the Social aspect.
A strong financial system supports the entire economic value
chain, integrating players from across the world. This opens
up expertise that is often not available in local markets, and
facilitates foreign institutions’ access to developing markets,
helping to address significant capital shortages. With the
awareness and demand for sustainable investments and
With the awareness and demand
for sustainable investments and
financing growing, it will take the
engagement and interaction
between players located in all
four corners of the world to
ensure a green and global
financial system - one which
benefits everyone, from Mumbai
to Luxembourg and beyond.
financing growing, it will take the engagement and interaction
between players located in all four corners of the world to
ensure a green and global financial system - one which
benefits everyone, from Mumbai to Luxembourg and beyond.
Nicolas Mackel is CEO of Luxembourg for Finance, the Agency for the
Development of the Financial Centre, since July 2013.
He is a career diplomat. He has graduated with a law degree from the University
of Aix-en-Provence, and holds two post-graduate diplomas in European law from
the Sorbonne University, respectively the College of Europe in Bruges where he
then also served as a teaching assistant in the Law Department. He worked as a
legal clerk at the European Court of Justice before joining the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs in 1999. His assignments focused on the successive EU Treaty
negotiations (Amsterdam, Nice, Constitution, Lisbon).
He was consecutively posted at Luxembourg’s Permanent Representation to the
EU (2002-07), as Deputy Chief of Mission at Luxembourg’s Embassy in
Washington DC (2007-11) and as Consul General in Shanghai (2011-13) where
he was in charge of promoting Luxembourg’s economic interests throughout
China as the Executive Director of the Luxembourg Trade and Investment Office.
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s a trader or investor, it is essential to develop a
process. Using the same checklist or rules by which
Ayou determine position entry and exit creates a
repeatable discipline for trading that helps avoid behavioral
pitfalls. Technical Analysis provides a broad toolkit of
indicators that, when used in combination, give the trader a
weight of the evidence perspective that can be used across
timeframes and in any market regime. While the composite
blend of information is powerful, the complexity of a price
chart can lead to Analysis Paralysis.
As a metaphor for portfolio management, imagine you are a
young person learning to drive. Safety (risk management) and
efficiency (profitability) require that you master many different
functions of the vehicle and be able to interpret in real time the
many challenges that await you on the roadways (markets).
Driving can be fun, but involves inherent risk, and the many
functions of the car can be overwhelming. As a young adult
you learn that every single time you get into your vehicle it is
not only sensible but potentially lifesaving to follow a "new
driver checklist". It could look like this:
• Adjust the seat and steering wheel positions to reach gas,
brake, clutch
Developing a Process
• Fasten seat belt
• Adjust mirrors and check for obstacles at the rear and
sides of the vehicle
• Check all lights are functional
• Engage brake when starting engine
• Signal before driving off
And, while driving there is a myriad of information to process
and react to in real-time, speed, distance from other cars,
navigation, fuel levels, gear shifting, etc…
The disciplined approach to driving makes one a more
responsible and importantly, a safer driver. We all have a
checklist to follow even though it may be largely subconscious
for experienced drivers.
Insights
AVOIDING ANALYSIS PARALYSIS
Tyler Wood, CMT
Managing Director
CMT Association
The same approach applies to using technical analysis for
investing in markets. A disciplined process that applies the
same checklist to every trade ensures we don’t make irrational
decisions based on our own fear or greed. A diversified blend
of technical indicators adds probabilistic rigor to identifying
trends and their reversals. As investors, we seek to participate
in the majority of a security’s price move while avoiding the
hazards of the financial markets. We seek an intelligent
framework in which to invest; one where we can make fast,
effective decisions based on objective information. A
technical analysis checklist might include the use of:
• Trend lines
• Moving averages
• Momentum analysis
• Volume analysis
• Price patterns
• Dow Theory
Sophisticated traders and portfolio managers develop their
individual technical checklist over time. They have faith in their
As a trader or investor, it is essential to
develop a process. Using the same
checklist or rules by which you
determine position entry and exit
creates a repeatable discipline for
trading that helps avoid behavioral
pitfalls. Technical Analysis provides a
broad toolkit of indicators that, when
used in combination, give the trader a
weight of the evidence perspective
that can be used across timeframes
and in any market regime.
(New York, United States)
“We are what we repeatedly do”
- Aristotle.
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