Stockbrokers raise concerns over SEBI's strict 'Fit and Proper' criteria, fearing unfair disqualification and disruption to ...

Stockbrokers are urging the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to revise its stringent 'fit and proper' rules, arguing they unfairly impact individuals and businesses.

Citing examples of egregious cases, Pandey said SEBI investigations have revealed several instances where listed companies engaged in fraudulent practices to siphon off investor funds.

The NSE is planning for an IPO, and has filed a settlement application with Sebi for the same. After settlement application ...

Indian equity markets shrugged off early jitters to climb into a positive territory on Thursday after U.S. President Donald ...

SEBI’s new consultation paper recommends permitting zero‑coupon debt securities and NCRPS at ₹10,000 face value, aiming to ...

India's markets regulator on Thursday proposed changes to the structure of large initial public offerings, including ...

In a draft circular, Sebi said that the current norms for green bonds, introduced in February 2023, lack detailed ...

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has agreed to pay ₹40.35 crore to settle charges of indirectly sharing sensitive, ...

Pandey detailed several disturbing cases unearthed during recent investigations. One involved a listed firm transferring ...

SEBI directs stock brokers, mutual funds, and other intermediaries to ensure digital platforms are accessible to persons with ...

Sebi chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey urged enhanced vigilance in India's capital markets, stressing the role of auditors and ...