Vikram Limaye News
Limaye is eligible for another term.
But as per markets regulator Sebi's rule, incumbent needs to compete with other candidates to win the next term.
Here are the edited excerpts of converstation with NSE MD & CEO Vikram Limaye.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Friday approved the appointment of Vikram Limaye, head of infrastructure lender IDFC Ltd, as the next managing director and chief executive of National Stock Exchange (NSE), subject to his resignation from a cricket committee.
The Indian Premier League governing council met here on Saturday to finalise the timelines of various tender processes.
Manohar had earlier mailed his resignation letter to ICC CEO Dave Richardson without clarifying the exact reason for this sudden move.
The BCCI has reminded the world body that they have the option of exercising the rights mentioned under the Members' Participation Agreement (MPA).
Leading stock exchange NSE on Tuesday received shareholders' approval for the appointment Vikram Limaye as its Managing Director and CEO.
The reform parameters have already been made available to the state cricket associations and other associates at district club levels.
India only got support from Sri Lanka on the matter while majority of other boards agreed with the restructure proposal.
The ICC will pass the resolution during it's April Board meeting.
As per the ICC Constitution in a 'Board Meeting', two representatives from the same cricket board can be allowed wherein one is a participating 'Director' and the other an 'Observer'.
A bench headed by Justice Dipak Misra said that it would hear the matter at 2 PM.
The court had ruled that BCCI's CEO, Rahul Johri, would report to this body of administrators.
Edulji, was appointed Monday to a four-member team tasked by India`s Supreme Court to oversee the running of the BCCI.
Earlier, the apex court had rejected nine names proposed by the Amicus Curiae`s - Gopal Subramanian and Anil Diwan for BCCI's functioning.
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