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SEBI Seeks Public Input on Trading Software Regulations

June 30, 2026

SEBI is seeking public comments on proposed significant changes to trading software and IT regulations. The revisions aim to modernize compliance requirements and improve the efficiency of technological operations in the trading ecosystem.

Consultation on Trading Software Regulations

SEBI has issued a consultation paper inviting public comments on its proposed revisions to trading software and technology regulations. This initiative is part of SEBI's larger goal of modernizing regulatory compliance and enhancing operational efficiency across financial markets.

The changes focus on merging overlapping provisions and eliminating outdated requirements that no longer serve the current trading landscape. By adapting to technological advancements, SEBI aims to create a more robust regulatory framework that supports innovation and efficiency.

Practitioners should consider participating in the consultation process to voice their perspectives and ensure that the revised regulations reflect practical realities and technological capabilities in trading operations.

Citations

  • SEBI Consultation (2026)
Practice Areas:corporate

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