SEBI reforms aim to simplify fundraising and reduce compliance costs
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- ✓Tuhin Kanta Pandey said on Saturday that SEBI is working to simplify fundraising and reduce compliance costs.
- ✓He noted, “Good businesses should be able to access suitable forms of capital through efficient and transparent processes.” These reforms aim to make markets more accessible while keeping investor protection a top priority.
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- India Economy
The Securities and Exchange Board of India, Tuhin Kanta Pandey on Saturday said the regulator is working to make India’s capital markets more accessible, efficient and resilient, with a focus on simplifying fundraising processes, reducing compliance burdens and strengthening investor protection.
“Good businesses should be able to access suitable forms of capital through efficient and transparent processes,” he said, outlining the steps taken by the regulator to facilitate capital formation and improve ease of doing business.
SEBI has streamlined initial public offering (IPO) processes, shortened timelines for rights issues and rationalised listing requirements for large issuers. It has also allowed founders, subject to prescribed conditions, to retain certain employee stock options after listing.
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