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what is main purpose of SEBI

Yadnyesh Coolkarni (1 Points)

18 June 2018

tell exact meaning of SEBI

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Siddharth Goel (Chartered Accountant) (3031 Points)
Replied 18 June 2018

Hi,

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is the designated regulatory body for the finance and investment markets in India. The board plays a vital role in maintaining stable and efficient financial and investment markets by creating and enforcing effective regulation in India's financial marketplace.

The board has three powers: quasi-judicial, quasi-legislative and quasi-executive. SEBI has the right to draft regulations under its legislative capacity, conduct investigations and impose action under its executive function, and pass new rules and orders under its judicial capacity. Despite these powers, the results of SEBI's functions still have to go through the Securities Appellate Tribunal and the Supreme Court of India.

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CA S Praveen Kumar Reddy (Chartered Accountant) (2195 Points)
Replied 18 June 2018

Regulatory body for stock exchanges

Aditi (Student) (389 Points)
Replied 22 June 2018

protection of investors in securities market , all the strict and complex regulations made by debi are aimed to increase transparency , prevent fraud by market players

Pranjali Sharma (4 Points)
Replied 26 June 2018

SEBI (Securities Board Exchange of India) is a regulatory body to promote orderly and healthy functioning in the stock markets. It has functions similar to US SEC. It essentially is to protect the interest of the investors and overseeing that the markers are fair, efficient and transparent. It allows people to raise funds fairly and efficiently. It’s functions could include to ask public companies to register their stocks on the stock exchange, inspect the F/S of the companies etc. It has a responsibility to protect the interests of the issuers and the investors and various other financial intermediaries.