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SEBI has proposed extensive revisions to the Portfolio Managers Regulations, emphasizing new investment avenues and compliance measures with comments due by August 13, 2026.
SEBI has issued a draft circular seeking comments on significant changes to the online dispute resolution framework for the securities market, including revised processes and roles for market intermediaries.
SEBI has initiated an ISIN-level buy-back freeze that introduces promoter trading restrictions during buy-backs. This framework aims to enhance preventive compliance in the securities market.
SEBI revised its Master Circular to clarify early pay-in margin rules in the commodity derivatives segment, allowing Clearing Corporations to waive margins based on risk perception.
SEBI seeks feedback on proposed changes to trading software and IT regulations aimed at enhancing efficiency. The changes intend to modernize the compliance framework and streamline operational norms.
SEBI proposed reforms to the Pre-open Call Auction mechanism to address concerns of artificially suppressed prices in IPOs and re-listed stocks, including revised pricing rules.
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.
RBI reports auction results for 7.06% GS 2041 and 7.43% GS 2076 bonds. ₹23,000 crore and ₹13,000 crore issued respectively. Competitive bids exceeded notified amounts.
RBI will auction ₹23,000 crore in Treasury Bills on October 14, 2026—₹8,000 crore each of 91-day and 182-day, and ₹7,000 crore of 364-day bills. Settlement is October 15.