The author explains the process to initiate ODR, its limitations, and the role of arbitrators and conciliators in securities market.

To bolster oversight, SEBI should refine proposals through precise guidelines shaped in further consultation with industry experts and RBI.

The article examines the implications and the potential challenges centric to the oversea listing of equity in the foreign capital market.

Article undertakes a detailed analysis of SEBI's latest adjustments to the in-specie distribution of illiquid assets.

This article aims to evaluate the potential benefits and drawbacks of the proposed doing away of the liquidation scheme.

The committee's recommendation fails to address the critical G2B challenge: a delay in approvals that prolongs the KMP vacancy timeline.

By introducing the new settlement cycle, India sets a new benchmark by positioning itself at the forefront as a visionary and innovator.

There is a clear imperative to prioritize the improvement of enforcement efficiency within the short market.

I-Sec’s proposal provides a preemptive glimpse into a world without reverse book-building.

SC’s validation of SEBI’s regulatory powers in the Adani-Hindenburg case reinforces the autonomy and expertise of the regulatory body.

SEBI’s constant surveillance on the working of investment advisors is yet to be realised.

Changes basis American experience might be undesirable without going into the root cause of the unpopularity of TPs.

The proposal is a welcome step to empower non-institutional investors by reducing entry barriers and fostering a investor-friendly market.

RBI’s new-year gift for regulated entities aims to address the critical issue of the rising evergreening of loans through AIFs.

There is an urgent need on the part of the regulators to assess the nuanced impact of the circular on the AIF industry in general.

This article deals with the multifaceted role of PAFs in India, focusing on their influence on shareholder voting and transparency.

SEBI should either frame a specific framework or clarify the application of CIS Regulation for FOPs engaged in real-world assets.

SEBI's initiative to introduce a fourth category of investment funds is commendable.

The standardization not only brings clarity and predictability to the calculation of NDCF but also aligns with global best practices.

Compliance will demand effort from company’s side as it will entail shift from conventional regulatory system to a modern regulatory system.

With India’s bond market rapidly growing, the need for further regulation is pertinent.

Per the author, the e-KYC aggregator does not seem to fulfil a distinct need.

This article addresses the issues SCORES has as an investor grievance redressal platform.

The author analyzes the extent to which SEBI has addressed governance concerns through amendments to REIT/InvIT regulations.