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.

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.

Existing schemes have been given six months to comply, and the resulting changes in nomenclature, investment objective and ...

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’s 26-02-2026 circular requires regulated entities and their agents to disclose registration details on social media. The move enhances transparency and investor protection from May 01, ...

Against this backdrop, the 11 th chairman of Sebi, Tuhin Kanta Pandey, has done a phenomenally outstanding job in his one year at office, after having taken charge in March 2025. However, Pandey took ...

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 ...

Regulator flags ‘significant indices’ tracking over Rs 20,000 crore, seeks registration and stronger investor protection Market indices that are widely used by mutual fund schemes, particularly those ...

SEBI has introduced new mutual fund rules covering fund categorisation, equity allocation norms, Life Cycle Funds, and discontinuation of solution-oriented schemes. Here’s what investors should know ...

Sebi said the objective is to distinguish content posted by registered entities from that of unregistered individuals, ...