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The action also comes against the backdrop of a sharp surge in capital raising by Indian companies, drawing global investors looking to diversify away from the U.S. due to heightened geopolitical tensions.
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At issue is Sebi’s definition of who counts as a “relative” under the takeover code, which determines whether internal transfers of ownership can proceed smoothly or trigger onerous regulatory consequences.
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The stage is set for PhonePe’s listing in the Indian stock markets as the company continues to reign in UPI payments segment with around 45 percent market share
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The state-run coal producing major has lined up two other subsidiaries, Mahanadi Coalfields and South Eastern Coalfields, for disinvestment in FY27. The company plans to list all its subsidiaries by 2030
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SEBI in two circulars released on Friday has enabled a unified registration process across multiple investment routes for Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) and Foreign Venture Capital Investors (FVCIs)
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IFCI's effective stake in NSE through SHCIL is valued at around Rs 13,000 crore
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According to SEBI data cited by the chairman, OFS accounted for about 55 percent of IPO proceeds in 2025, while 45 percent came through fresh issues. In contrast, SME IPOs remain largely growth-oriented, with around 75 percent of funds raised through fresh issuance, he said.
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Pandey said the proposed netting framework would allow greater operational efficiency for market participants, particularly FPIs, and is being finalised following discussions with the banking system
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SEBI chief said the market regulator continues to observe recurring disclosure gaps in offer documents
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NSE CEO Ashish Chauhan said Sebi’s signal on the long-awaited NSE IPO, which came during his Tirupati visit, felt like a divinely timed moment.
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The Working Group will be chaired by Dr DB Phatak, Professor Emeritus at IIT Bombay. Its members include chairpersons of the Standing Committee on Technology (SCOT) of MIIs, senior officials from stock brokers and Registrars and Transfer Agents (RTAs), as well as experts in technology and the securities market.
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The use of live market data for educational purposes came under regulatory scrutiny following SEBI’s recent action against certain educational institutions that were using such data for teaching.
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This roadmap will provide a structured five-year and ten-year strategic technology vision for the securities market ecosystem, said Tuhin Kanta Pandey
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Appointed RBI Governor in December 2024, Sanjay Malhotra guided monetary policy in 2025. In his tenure, the central bank delivered about 125 bps of rate cuts amid easing inflation and stable growth.
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Capital markets regulator SEBI has tightened norms for the alternative investment fund (AIF) industry by making a professional certification mandatory for compliance officers of AIF managers.
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Referring to Article 21 of the Constitution, it underscored that fairness and transparency are essential components of criminal trials and cannot be overridden by claims of regulatory confidentiality.
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Now investors holding securities valued up to Rs 10 lakh will be required to submit a Affidavit-cum-Indemnity bond only.
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Depositories have been asked to implement the new norms from 31st March 2026.
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Gupta is ready with the roadmap to scale into an Rs 8,000–10,000 crore SFB within three years of operations, he tells Moneycontrol how he plans to do that
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In July, SEBI accused Jane Street of “egregious” market manipulation in an interim order while it continued to investigate the company.
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The inclusion and exclusion of F&O stocks is based on SEBI criteria issued in August 2024. Recently NSE had announced inclusion of Bajaj Holdings and Investment Limited, Premier Energies Limited, Swiggy Limited, and Waaree Energies Limited into F&O list from December 31st.
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Sebi Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said that as stock market participation deepens, expectations of fairness, good governance, and credible oversight increase.
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At present, SEBI has permitted seven investment strategies across equity, debt and hybrid asset classes under the SIF framework.
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SEBI has deferred a proposal to mandate public disclosure of assets and liabilities by senior officials, citing the need for further discussion and concerns around employee privacy.
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SEBI's Ruchi Chojer said the regulator has been engaging with wealth managers and industry participants who have flagged concerns around the accreditation process, including the availability of accredited investors and issues related to disclosure requirements
