Policy● Neutral for Indian equities
SEBI Chairman Says One Of Biggest Concerns About First-Time Retail Investors Is Rise In Investment Frauds
The brief
- SEBI chairman Pandey flagged investment frauds as a major concern among first-time retail investors
- Pandey said some cases are not investment frauds because money never enters the securities market
- Fraud concerns may affect retail participation and could prompt closer scrutiny of Indian investment intermediaries
- Sebi to issue Closing Auction Session framework after reviewing over 3,500 comments
- India needs trust-driven capital markets; SEBI reviewing derivative expiry settlement rules: Tuhin Kanta Pandey
- FPI investments driven by net returns; Working to simplify access: SEBI chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey
- SEBI, RBI target five-day FPI onboarding and develop bond-index framework
- Indian markets are not vulnerable: Sebi chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey remains optimistic even as Sensex, Nifty bleed
SEBI's Project Jagrook investor-awareness drive
SEBI directed brokers to display investor-awareness messages on their websites and apps under Project Jagrook. SEBI, AMFI and market institutions later teased a new investor-focused initiative, while SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey warned against finfluencers, anonymous tips and exaggerated return claims.
Monday, 5 October
- SEBI Chairman Says One Of Biggest Concerns About First-Time Retail Investors Is Rise In Investment Frauds