SEBI plans to allow Indian AMCs to advise foreign funds, relaxing broad basing requirement, subject to regulatory controls.

New norms aimed at equal treatment of all AIF investors have raised concerns about their rigidity and impact on legacy deals.

Beyond alleged market manipulation by this US-based securities firm, larger questions arise from the whole episode about ...

Sebi study reveals 91% of individual traders lost money in equity derivatives in FY25, with losses reaching Rs 1,05,603 crore ...

Presently, AMCs and their subsidiaries are only allowed to provide services which are in the nature of management and ...

Sebi study says, India continues to see relatively very high level of trading in F&O segment compared to other markets, ...

India's retail individual traders in the equity derivatives segment made net losses in fiscal 2025 that widened by 41% to ...

SEBI plans to rationalize penalties on stock brokers, introduce new features for investors, and improve industry regulations.

Several leading wall street high-frequency trading firms have opened shop in India using structures similar to Jane Street's ...

PAG, a global investment firm, is significantly impacted by SEBI's interim order against Jane Street (JS), as the controversy ...

India is currently the world’s largest equity derivatives market. According to the Futures Industry Association, it accounted ...

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey on Monday (7 July) announced that the regulator is ...