Markets regulator Sebi on Friday, January 9, proposed an overhaul of the trading-related framework at stock exchanges, aimed at simplifying rules, removing duplication, and reducing the compliance burden for market participants. The proposals are part of Sebi’s broader push to facilitate ease of doing business across stock exchanges, including commodity derivatives exchanges. In its consultation
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Friday announced a series of measures aimed at creating a more conducive regulatory environment by enhancing ease of compliance and facilitating ease of doing business for market intermediaries. As part of this initiative, the regulator has reviewed and revised the existing technical glitch framework applicable to
Markets regulator SEBI on Friday overhauled the framework for dealing with technical glitches in stock brokers’ electronic trading systems, easing compliance norms, rationalising financial disincentives and excluding smaller brokers from the ambit of the rules. Under the revised framework, glitches occurring beyond a broker’s control will no longer be covered. The move is aimed at
The paper is open for public comments until January 27. Reuters | Photo Credit: th-online Administrator Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has overhauled its more than three-decade-old stockbroker regulations, allowing brokers to carry out activities under the framework of other financial regulators, in a move aimed at providing ease of compliance
New Delhi, Jan 8 (PTI) Market regulator Sebi has overhauled its more than three-decade-old stockbroker regulations, allowing brokers to carry out activities under the framework of other financial regulators, in a move aimed at providing ease of compliance as well as ease of doing business. The new rule — replacing Sebi’s (Stock Brokers) Regulations 1992 with
The overhaul simplifies language, removes outdated provisions, introduces clearer definitions, and allows brokers to operate under the framework of other financial regulators and replaces the 1992 stock brokers regulations. In the new stock brokers regulations notified Thursday, Sebi stated, “a stock broker may carry out an activity under the regulatory framework of the other financial
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The Nasdaq aims to expand trading to 23 hours a day, five days a week, responding to rising global demand for U.S. equities, particularly from overseas investors. | Photo Credit: REUTERS/Kylie Cooper Nasdaq, one of the world’s largest exchanges that is home to tech companies Nvidia, Apple and Amazon, is planning to submit paperwork with