SEBI has released a consultation paper on gift cards/gift prepaid payment instruments (PPIs) for subscription of mutual funds in India.

Whether arbitrage or manipulation, the Jane Street episode highlights a critical truth: markets need more transparency, more accountability, and more human judgment. It’s not every day that a ...

Digital gold, the glitzy fintech version of India's oldest obsession, has become a massive hit among new-age investors. With just Rs 100, anyone can buy gold from an app, track prices in real time, ...

SEBI SETU, a new digital platform, aims to simplify registration and compliance for investment advisers in India.

Investors will soon be able to use gift cards or prepaid payment instruments (PPIs) for mutual fund investments as SEBI is finalizing guidelines. Gift PPIs can be given to recipients who can then ...

SEBI launches a full-scale investigation into US-based Jane Street Group for allegedly using the expiry-day strategy ‘marking ...

In light of potential sharp falls in stock prices or sudden outflows, India’s market regulator is reportedly scrutinizing the resilience of local mutual fund schemes investing in small and mid-cap ...

SEBI’s May 9 circular aims to replace the current co-investment framework, which is routed through PMS (portfolio management services) entities Instead, co-investments will be made via Co-Investment ...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has started a review of the resignation of former part-time chairman of ...

MUMBAI, Aug 19 (Reuters) - A top panel of India's market regulator is meeting on Tuesday to consider placing stricter limits on positions in index derivatives in the Indian markets, two sources with ...

It’s not every day that a regulator as methodical and reserved as India’s SEBI accuses one of the world’s largest trading firms of a “sinister scheme.” But that’s what happened last week when Jane ...