Role of Sebi in Corporate Goverance

Abstract

SEBI stands for the Securities and Exchange Board of India and was established on 12th April 1992. It is a statutory regulated body that controls and regulates the Indian capital and securities market.<br><br>SEBI assures that it safeguards the interest of investors by ensuring that the guidelines and regulations are adhered to. It serves as a watchdog which is an anonymous body that manages the flows of the entire stock market in the country.<br><br>Securities and Exchange Board of India [SEBI] is a regulator of the securities market in India. Initially, it was formed for the purpose of observing the activities afterward in May 1992, the Government of India granted legal status to SEBI. <br><br>What is the function of the Primary Market under SEBI? What is the role of SEBI? What is the process of issuance of securities? What is the Role of SEBI in eliminating insider trading?