InvITs or Infrastructure Investment Trusts are investment vehicles that allow investors to invest in infrastructure assets and earn regular income.

What is the meaning of InvIT?

InvIT stands for Infrastructure Investment Trust, a SEBI-regulated investment structure for infrastructure projects.

How do InvITs generate returns?

InvITs generate returns through income earned from infrastructure assets such as toll roads, power grids, and telecom towers, which is distributed to investors.

One-day Interactive Session on Arbitration for National Commodities Derivatives Exchanges October 22, 2018 | Katriya Hotel and Towers, Hyderabad - National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM)

Last Updated on: December 29, 2020

NISM in association with NCDEX conducted a One-day Interactive Session on Arbitration for Arbitrators of National Commodities Derivatives Exchanges on October 22, 2018 at Katriya Hotel & Towers, Hyderabad.

The main objective of the programme was to update the participants on the latest developments in commodities derivatives markets including regulatory & legal framework as well as relevant provisions Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.

13 participants including Arbitrators and NCDEX officials attended the programme.

Following topics were covered during the day:

Topics	Speakers
Exchange Trading System (Operation to Settlement)	Ms. Bhupalini Kodati, NCDEX
Initiatives and changes with respect to Exchange trading, clearing, membership etc. functions of NCDEX (including warehouse related activities)	Ms. Seema Nayak, NCDEX
Introduction to OPTIONS trading	Ms. Bhupalini Kodati NCDEX
Investor Grievance Mechanism at Commodity Derivative Exchange	Ms. Shilpa Desai, VP, NCDEX
SEBI and Investor Protection	Mr. Jitendra Kumar, Member of Faculty, NISM
Experience Sharing by Arbitrators on Effective Arbitration	Facilitated by – Mr. Jitendra Kumar, Member of Faculty, NISM

The programme was well received by the participants and some of the participants also suggested that such programme should be conducted at regular intervals. Participants also suggested to conduct such a programme in NISM Campus, Patalganga, Mumbai