Regulation has been acknowledged to enable the orderly functioning of the securities market. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is the regulator charged with the orderly functioning of the securities market in India, protect the interests of investors and ensure development of the ...
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). How Does BSE Work? The Bombay Stock Exchange uses the electronic trading platform to conduct its financial transactions. Through direct market access, investors can directly place market orders in BSE online without the need for external specialists. ...
It should be noted that, in India, the SEBI requires companies to have at least three members on their ACs. PriceWaterhouseCoopers (1999) report suggests that ACs should be composed of three to six members which is considered an optimum size. However, the size of each committee should be...
In order to further strengthen the compliance and monitoring requirements relating to such stock brokers and to ensure efficient functioning of securities market, SEBI videCircular no.SEBI/HO/MIRSD/MIRSD-PoD1/P/CIR/2023/24 dated February 06, 2023, on “Enhanced obligations and responsibil...
Stock exchange being an essential component of developed capital market brings together large amounts of capital necessary for the economic progress of the country. Since 1988, SEBI has been playing a significant role in regulating the Indian Capital market.PAGUDALA SUCHITRA...
Thus the findings have been made from theoretical analysis in order to know the role of SEBI on Indian capital market. It has been discovered that SEBI has played a great role in order to put good market surveillance system in practice. SEBI has taken various actions so as to solve ...
In India, SEBI established in 1988 as a non statutory body for regulating the securities market. But as SEBI is 25 years old and thus requires monitoring rather than over-regulation. The present paper aims to study the present role of SEBI in investor protection. Are the investors really ...
This research paper aims to gain insight into the role of SEBI as a regulatory authority and its impact on Indian Capital market. The study is descriptive in nature. Thus the findings have been made by analysis in order to know the role and impacts of SEBI in Indian Capital market.Tripathi...
The first statutory regulatory body that the government of India set up post the reforms of 1991 was the Securities and Exchanges Board of India (SEBI). As a regulator for the securities markets, SEBI was given the powers to prohibit insider trading practices in the capital market and to ...
They may invest money in bank, insurance policy or by purchasing shares, debentures and mutual funds. More risk is associated with investments of stock market. For the protection of such investors a regulatory authority has been established called as SEBI by the government. The paper shows the ...