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Things couldn’t get any worse for the market regulator. Although much of the embarrassment it has faced in recent times is due to legacy issues, it may be time for a serious overhaul of how the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is handling its functions of investigation and enforcement. A series of changes, culminating in the 2013 ordinance, made SEBI one of the most powerful market regulators in the world. Although its powers were slightly diluted in 2015, SEBI continues to have enormous powers of market regulation and supervision, probably more than any regulator in the wor...

In a repeat of the Udayant Malhoutra case, the Supreme Court of India (SC), on 19th September, rejected the market regulator’s interpretation of what constitutes insider trading and acquitted Abhijit Rajan, former chairman of Gammon India Ltd

This week, an intriguing report by the news agency PTI said that, in view of the ‘recent losses sustained by investors’ in initial public offerings (IPOs) and derivatives transactions, the market watchdog was planning a ‘worldwide first’ to assist investors by releasing monthly 'risk factor disclosures' on market trends, including surges and crashes.

On 13th January, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) issued an ex-parte order to bar Hemant Ghai, host of a show on CNBC Awaaz, from the capital market for price manipulation and unfair trade practices. Social media erupted with vindication, since complaints about SEBI’s inaction over market manipulation have been rife. Does this signal increased seriousness about tackling market manipulation, front-running and insider trading, which has been fairly brazen in the past few years?    Hold on. Investors who think that SEBI’s interim orders and show-cause notices signal impro...

Biggest loss for six years and marks the largest intra day decline of all times in asian markets picked up the sentiment in tokyo the nikkei is four point seven percent down the hung saying in hong kong is a five point nine understands five five firm one percent lower and the shanghai composite index is minus three point four percent not what caused this sell off in the u.s. there's a combination of factors at play wages have risen stronger than expected stoking fears of rising inflation that will drive interest rates up and it was the cheap money that has been driving the stock market rally o...