Securities and Exchange Board of India

India to Pursue Investment from Foreign Pension Funds

By Editors | 28/09/2015

The Securities Exchange Board of India intends to begin talking to global fund managers about investing foreign pension money in India.

Bombay Stock Exchange Seeks Commodities Expansion

By Editors | 27/09/2015

BSE told brokers that it will seek approval from SEBI to launch a commodity segment.

SEBI Considers Tighter Rules for Agri Commodities

By Editors | 27/09/2015

The Securities and Exchange Board of India is considering tightening regulations relating to risk management for agricultural commodities derivatives.

SEBI to Enhance Disclosures by Credit Rating Agencies

By Editors | 23/09/2015

Plan to implement a mechanism for prompt and proper disclosures of changes to credit ratings of listed firms, in a bid to safeguard investor interests.

India Consults on New Measures to Curb Misselling

By Editors | 22/09/2015

India’s government and various regulators are consulting the public on newly proposed recommendations by a high-level government committee to curb misselling of financial products.

SEBI Asks Fund Managers to Explain Corporate Bond Holdings

By Editors | 18/09/2015

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has asked fund managers to explain their rationale for corporate bond investments and closely monitor recently-downgraded companies they hold.

Bombay Stock Exchange Allows Roll-Over of Securities Loans

By Editors | 09/09/2015

The Bombay Stock Exchange has launched a roll-over facility for securities lending and borrowing in a bid to increase participation in the currently very shallow SLB market.

Framework Needed for Listing of India’s Exchanges

By Editors | 07/09/2015

The Securities and Exchange Board of India will soon have to put in place a framework for the listing of stock exchanges.

SEBI Consults on Clearing Corps Ahead of FMC Merger

By Editors | 04/09/2015

The Securities and Exchange Board is seeking public comment on recommendations to maintain separate clearing corporations for each exchange, rather than introduce a single clearing corporation.