The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) regulates India's securities markets, akin to the U.S. SEC. Discover its key roles and investor protection objectives.

He said that the market should look at other options like performance-based fee instead of focussing on TER alone.

SEBI introduced a settlement mechanism in 2007 to prevent clogging of the enforcement pipeline by minor violations and to allow the regulator to focus on serious market abuse. However, in the past two ...

SEBI issues about 100 comments per DRHP review, with nearly half focused on risk factors. Key areas include risk placement, tariff impact, concentration, financial risks, and regulatory compliance.

SEBI eases settlement guarantee fund norms for commodity exchanges, enhancing business ease while considering market ...

Tuhin Kanta Pandey completed a year as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) at the end of February. The milestone was marked by a series of media conversations highlighting a ...

SEBI new rules for demat and MF accounts: Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has proposed simpler nomination rules for demat and MF accounts, making nomination default and trimming details ...

Markets regulator SEBI has proposed the idea of developing a platform that helps investors track and trace inactive and unclaimed mutual fund folios. The proposed platform will be called MITRA (Mutual ...

Sebi under scheme for stock brokers in algo trading case. Paid Rs 1 lakh each. Deadline extended to Oct 16, 2025.