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The claim of Shares from IEPF: Eligibility, Procedure, and Everything Else You Need To Know

  IEPF is set up for providing awareness and protection of investor interest. The IEPF is monitored by a trust which has been given the authority under subsection 4. Claims of shares from IEPF are refunded to the IEPF Authority. The main objective of IEPF is to educate investors on the protection of the fund. Functions Of IEPF - To plan the proposal of the projects for IEPF that includes research activities also. - Coordinating with the institution involved in educating the investor and spreading awareness. - Furnishing the reports for the Central Government after 6 months. - Appointing one or more subcommittees for ensuring the smooth functioning of the fund. - Preparing the proposals for the registration of voluntary association or organization involved in the activities of IEPF - Provide protection in the form of seminars, symposiums, and proposals for the registration of voluntary associations. IEPF Recovery- Is it possible to recover money credited to IEPF? IEPF Recovery is n...

How To Make an IEPF Claim for Refund: An Effective Guide

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  A lot of people may be wondering about what happens to the unclaimed dividends and shares. You may be wondering what happens to the money lost in various scams and frauds as well as wondering how to make a claim of shares from IEPF . Let’s consider that your grandparents or parents made some investments and you have no information about it. In such cases, how do you find it out and claim the shares back? This is where an IEPF claim may come to use. In this blog, we have discussed in brief details, about all the important things you need to know about making an IEPF claim and how to get back your claim of shares from IEPF. Read on and also find out what happens to the unclaimed dividends and shares.  What is the IEPF and what role does it play in case of unclaimed dividends and shares? IEPF refers to the Investor Education Protection Fund. It is administered by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India. Under section 125 of Companies Act 2013, the Government of ...