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What is SCORES and How to File a Complaint on SCORES Platform?

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What is SCORES and How to File a Complaint on SCORES Platform? 🏛️ Author: @nkit Many investors face problems like no response from companies , dividend not received , or issues with delisted shares . To protect investors, SEBI has created a powerful online system called SCORES . In this blog, you will learn: • What SCORES platform is • When you should use it • Step-by-step process to file a complaint • What happens after you file a complaint Everything is explained in simple and easy words . 😊 What is SCORES? 🤔 SCORES stands for: SEBI Complaints Redress System It is an online platform created by SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) to help investors resolve their complaints. If a company, broker, registrar, or mutual fund does not respond to you, SCORES is the official way to escalate the issue . Who Can Use SCORES Platform? 👥 SCORES can be used by: • Share market investors • Mutual fund investors • ...

What Happens If a Share Gets Delisted from stock market?

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What Happens If a Share Gets Delisted from stock market? 📉 Author: @nkit Many investors panic when they hear that a share they own has been delisted . Common questions include: • Will my shares become worthless? • Can I still sell them? • Who will help me now? This blog explains everything — from basic meaning of delisting to how to approach the company, registrar, and SEBI — in very simple words. 😊 What Is Delisting of a Share? 🤔 Delisting means a company’s shares are removed from stock exchanges like NSE or BSE. After delisting, shares: • Cannot be traded on stock exchanges • Remain in your Demat account Types of Delisting 📊 1️⃣ Voluntary Delisting When a company itself decides to delist its shares. Usually includes a buyback offer to public shareholders. 2️⃣ Compulsory Delisting When the stock exchange forces delisting due to: • Rule violations • Poor disclosures • Fraud or non-compliance What Happens ...