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The Securities and Exchange Board of India is an Indian government agency responsible for regulating the securities market in India.
SEBI has been responsible for regulating capital markets as well as securities exchanges in India since 1992. It has also been responsible for overseeing the accounting standards relating to listed companies and their financial statements.
SEBI is also responsible for regulating the activities of stock exchanges and other intermediaries in the market.
SEBI has a few important roles in the capital market such as:
- Regulating securities, commodities and futures trading
- Regulating company law
- Regulating stock exchanges and other intermediaries
SEBI is a regulator of the capital market in India. It is the central regulatory body for securities and commodities in India.
SEBI has been instrumental in regulating the Indian capital market and also has been responsible for promoting growth of the market.
SEBI is a regulatory body that oversees the capital market in India. It has many responsibilities, including the regulation of securities, commodities and futures trading, and company law.
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