The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) board has approved several proposals and discussed various trends in the securities market

  1. Flexibility in Debt Securities Issuance: SEBI has decided to provide flexibility in the framework for large corporations to meet their financing needs through the issuance of debt securities. This move aims to facilitate easier access to capital markets for large entities.
  2. Extension of Timeline for Investment Advisers: The timeline for investment advisers to comply with enhanced qualification and experience requirements has been extended. This extension allows advisers more time to meet the new requirements.
  3. Streamlining Unclaimed Amounts: SEBI will streamline the framework for the credit of unclaimed amounts of investors in listed entities (excluding companies, REITs, and InvITs) to the Investor Protection and Education Fund (IPEF). Additionally, the process of refund from the IPEF will be improved.
  4. Discussion on Technological Trends: The SEBI board discussed various trends in the securities market, including technological advancements. The regulator is proactively planning for these trends to ensure the market remains efficient and secure.

These decisions and discussions reflect SEBI’s efforts to adapt to changing market dynamics and enhance investor protection while promoting market growth.

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