By Jayshree P Upadhyay MUMBAI, Feb 10 (Reuters) - India's market regulator has stopped the country's two newest exchanges ...

SEBI directs commodity exchanges to double trading capacity and submit performance monitoring policies within three months for enhanced efficiency.

Market participants say the combined impact of higher taxes and earlier structural changes has materially altered the ...

Current provisions of the SEBI says, trading systems in the commodity derivatives segment were required to maintain installed capacity of at least four times the peak order load.

There is clear internal recognition within SEBI that the existing fit and proper criteria—particularly the sudden adverse changes introduced in 2021 without adequate consultation—had become ...

SEBI said the circular has been issued to protect investor interests and strengthen regulatory clarity in the securities ...

Kalyan Jewellers has written to SEBI alleging market manipulation in its shares and urging the regulator to suspend its ...

Sebi issued a regulatory framework outlining how credit rating agencies can conduct activities governed by other financial ...

Until now, commodity exchanges were required to maintain a trading system capacity of at least four times the peak load under the 2016 guidelines.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is planning a dedicated digital portal to simplify compliance and enhance market access for small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

SEBI halts new exchanges from entering India's options market, requiring them to strengthen cash market foundations first.