SEBI Board Meeting Agenda: SME Listing Rules, Insider Trading, and Digital Platform Regulations
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is gearing up for an important board meeting tomorrow, where they will dive into three key topics: tightening regulations for small and medium enterprise (SME) listings, reviewing insider trading regulations, and examining rules for specified digital platforms.
When it comes to SME listing regulations, SEBI is looking to enhance transparency and investor protection in this sector. Some proposed changes include increasing the minimum application size to ₹2,00,000 or ₹4,00,000, introducing a draw of lot methodology for certain investor categories, and segmenting investors for better regulation.
Another hot topic on the agenda is the potential expansion of the definition of Unpublished Price Sensitive Information under insider trading regulations. Factors like changes in company ratings, proposed fundraising activities, and company fraud may be included in this expanded definition.
Lastly, SEBI will also discuss regulatory measures related to specified digital platforms. These discussions are crucial for ensuring fair and transparent practices in the digital space.
Overall, SEBI’s board meeting is set to tackle important issues that have implications for market transparency and investor confidence. Stay tuned for updates on the outcomes of these discussions.
