New Delhi, Oct 16 Newly listed SIMCA Advertising Ltd has secured advertising rights at Shirdi Airport in Maharashtra, marking its strategic entry into the airport advertising segment.
The allotment came from Maharashtra Airport Development Company Ltd, a Maharashtra government undertaking, and covers advertising space on the external part of the airport terminal, according to a statement.
The deal will help SIMCA to expand its presence in premium transit media and diversify its advertising portfolio. Shirdi Airport serves as a gateway for pilgrims and tourists visiting the religious destination.
Fahim Batliwala, Chairman, MD and Promoter at SIMCA Advertising, said this expansion into high-value airport media infrastructure strengthens our out-of-home and digital out-of-home growth strategy.
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NISM, CAMS join hands to advance technology-enabled compliance learning
* The National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) and Computer Age Management Services (CAMS) have collaborated to integrate CAMS Lens, an AI-powered regulatory intelligence platform, into NISM’s Compliance & RegTech Lab.
The collaboration aims to provide students, faculty members and market professionals with practical exposure to technology-enabled regulatory research and compliance workflows relevant to India’s capital markets, CAMS said in a statement.
Participants will be able to use the platform to understand regulatory and compliance requirements, particularly for SEBI-regulated intermediaries.
“Through CAMS Lens, we seek to make regulatory intelligence more accessible and actionable for participants across the capital-markets ecosystem,” said Anuj Kumar, MD at CAMS.
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*NSE cautions investors against Telegram channel offering stock tips
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has cautioned investors against a Telegram channel offering stock market tips and offering to handle trading accounts of investors.
The exchange said a person named Vikram Rawat, claiming to be associated with “Everyday Trading”, was operating the ‘Zero to Hero Nifty Calls’ channel.
NSE said that the person and entity were not registered with the NSE as a member or authorised person of any registered member.
The exchange advised investors against schemes promising assured returns and warned them that they will not be eligible for its investor protection, dispute resolution or grievance redressal mechanisms.
(PTI News)
