Latest court orders, judgments, and legal developments from Indian courts — AI-curated and summarized.
The Supreme Court ruled that SEBI did not adequately prove market manipulation related to RPL's futures positions, although penalties for disclosure violations were upheld.
SEBI has proposed to relax third-party payment restrictions for mutual funds under specific conditions, aiming to boost operational flexibility while ensuring compliance safeguards.
SEBI proposes reforms to prevent artificial price suppression in IPOs and re-listed stocks, including new rules on base prices and price discovery conditions. These changes aim to enhance fairness in market operations.
SEBI's proposed changes to Buy-Back Regulations aim to ease the compliance burden on listed companies by eliminating mandatory requirements, thus enhancing operational flexibility.
The Calcutta High Court has ruled in favor of releasing a deposit of ₹1.38 crore to an appointed committee in the Tower Infotech dispute, concluding a connected writ petition.
SEBI has clarified compliance requirements under Regulation 62A for entities assuming obligations under corporate restructuring involving unlisted NCDs.
This article analyzes SEBI's informal guidance scheme in comparison with IRS Chief Counsel Advice and SEC No-Action Letters, elucidating their legal implications and practical applications.
A guide has been published detailing the authentication process for SEBI intermediaries under the SCORES framework. The new instructions outline complaint handling procedures, timelines for Action Taken Reports, and compliance obligations.
SEBI's latest amendments to the Buyback Regulations of 2026 restore the stock exchange route for buybacks, mandate shareholder notifications, and optional appointment of Merchant Bankers. These changes clarify procedures for public companies looking to repurchase their shares.
SEBI has announced the extension of Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) and Systematic Transfer Plan (STP) standing instructions for demat mutual fund units, with implementation set to begin by January 31, 2027. This development aims to enhance investor convenience and operational efficiency.
SEBI warns investors about trading unlisted public company securities on non-approved electronic platforms, stressing that only recognized stock exchanges provide investor protection.
SEBI proposed amendments to the framework for calculating Net Distributable Cash Flows (NDCF) for InvITs, incorporating enhanced safeguards and unitholder approval.