Sebi proposes automatic approval route for stock exchanges, depositories to ease compliance burden
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- ✓SEBI proposed an automatic approval route for stock exchanges and depositories to handle core activities and deploy funds without prior consent.
- ✓This move aims to ease compliance burdens for market institutions.
- ✓The regulator invited public comments on the framework until November 12, hoping to improve the ease of doing business.
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- India Economy
SEBI has proposed an automatic approval route for stock exchanges and depositories to undertake core-linked activities and deploy funds without prior regulatory consent, aiming to ease compliance burdens and improve the ease of doing business for market infrastructure institutions. Public comments a...
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has proposed allowing stock exchanges and depositories to undertake activities linked to their core functions and deploy funds without seeking prior regulatory approval, subject to financial limits and governance safeguards.
The proposal seeks to reduce compliance requirements for market infrastructure institutions (MIIs) and improve ease of doing business. SEBI has invited public comments on the proposed framework until November 12.
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