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The International Financial Services Centres Authority revises the fee structure for stock exchanges, clearing corporations, depositories, clearing members, and stock brokers operating in the International Financial Services Centre. The regulated entities pay application fees, registration fees, annual fees, and turnover-based fees to the authority according to their respective entity types. Stock exchanges, clearing corporations, depositories, and clearing members pay their annual and turnover fees within thirty days of the conclusion of the relevant financial year. Stock brokers deposit their monthly turnover fees by the fifth working day of the subsequent calendar month through the stock exchange.
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CIRCULAR
F. No. 286/IFSCA/Policy Matters (CMD-DMIIT)/2021 April 13, 2021
To,
All Stock Exchanges in the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) All Clearing Corporations in the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) All Depositories in the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) All Clearing members in the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) All Stock Brokers in the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC)
Dear Sir/Madam,
Sub: Fee structure for Market Infrastructure Institutions (MIIs) and participants
Stock Exchanges operating in IFSC
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Table I
| Annual Turnover | Fee (all figures in USD) |
|---|---|
| Less than or equal to 1.5 Billion USD | 1,500 |
| More than 1.5 Billion USD but less than or equal to 15 Billion USD | 15,000 |
| More than 15 Billion USD but less than or equal to 75 Billion USD | 75,000 |
| More than 75 Billion USD but less than or equal to 150 Billion USD | 150,000 |
| More than 150 Billion USD | 150,000 plus 0.000012% of annual turnover in excess of 150 billion |
The stock exchange shall pay the fees mentioned at 2(c) and 2(d) to the IFSCA, within thirty days of the conclusion of the relevant financial year.
It is clarified that the term “Annual Turnover” in the above table shall mean the aggregate value of the transactions (excluding turnover on agricultural commodity derivatives) which took place on the stock exchange during the relevant financial year.
Clearing Corporations operating in IFSC
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Depositories operating in IFSC
Clearing members operating in IFSC
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Stock Brokers operating in IFSC
Any entity desirous of operating as a stock broker in IFSC shall apply for registration with IFSCA through a stock exchange. Towards this end, the stock broker shall not be liable to pay the application fee to IFSCA.
A stock broker shall pay a registration fee of USD 1,000 to IFSCA.
A stock broker shall deposit the turnover based fees with IFSCA, on a monthly basis, by the fifth working day of the subsequent calendar month. This turnover based fee is to be paid by the stock broker to IFSCA through the Stock Exchange at the rate of 0.00010 per cent of the turnover.
Account Details for Payment of Fees:
Account Name: IFSCA FUND 2 Account Number: 39907189884 IFSC Code: SBIN0060228 SWIFT Code: SBININBB255
The NOSTRO details are available at: https://www.sbi.co.in/web/nri/remittances/correspondent-bank-accounts
Yours faithfully,
Praveen Kamat Deputy General Manager Division of Market Infrastructure Institutions & Technology Capital Markets Department email: praveen.kamat@ifsca.gov.in Tel: +91-079-61809820