Skip to main content
SEBI Amends Regulation 62A for Debt Securities Listing
Back to Court News
Securities and Exchange Board of Indiacorporatebanking

SEBI Amends Regulation 62A for Debt Securities Listing

October 17, 2026

SEBI amends LODR Regulation 62A to mandate listing of subsequent non-convertible debt securities by specified entities, enhancing investor access and disclosure.

SEBI Makes Listing of Non-Convertible Debt Securities Mandatory

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has amended Regulation 62A of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, through its Third Amendment Regulations, 2026. The revision mandates that certain listed entities must list all subsequent issuances of non-convertible debt securities on recognized stock exchanges.

This amendment targets improved market transparency and liquidity for debt instruments. By requiring mandatory listing, SEBI aims to ensure wider investor access, better price discovery, and enhanced disclosure obligations for issuers. The rule applies to specified classes of listed entities, particularly those with significant public debt holdings or repeated fundraising through non-convertible debentures.

For legal and compliance teams, this change necessitates early coordination between issuers and stock exchanges during debt issuance planning. It also reinforces the trend towards greater integration of the corporate bond market with public trading platforms, aligning with SEBI’s long-term vision of deepening India’s debt capital markets.

Citations

  • SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, Reg. 62A
Practice Areas:corporatebanking

Related Articles

View All →
SC: Limitation for NCLAT Appeal Starts from Order DateFeatured
Supreme Court of Indiacorporateinsolvency

SC: Limitation for NCLAT Appeal Starts from Order Date

Supreme Court rules that the 60-day limitation period for filing an appeal against NCLAT orders under Section 62 of IBC begins from the date of order, not receipt of certified copy.

Oct 18, 2026Read more →
Tax Classification Based on Form at Sale: Supreme CourtFeatured
Supreme Court of Indiataxcorporate

Tax Classification Based on Form at Sale: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court held that tax classification of goods must be determined by their physical form at the time of sale, not by the end-use or intended application by consumers.

Oct 14, 2026Read more →
Tax Classification Based on Form at Time of Sale, Not End Use: SCFeatured
Supreme Court of Indiataxcorporate

Tax Classification Based on Form at Time of Sale, Not End Use: SC

The Supreme Court held that tax classification of goods must be determined by their physical form at the time of sale, not by the buyer's ultimate use, clarifying long-standing confusion in tax jurisprudence.

Oct 12, 2026Read more →
SEBI Amends Regulation 62A for Debt Securities Listing | Gatim AI Court News | Gatim AI