SEBI

SEBI: The Watchdog of India’s Financial Markets

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is the regulatory authority that ensures tranparancy, integrity, fairness and efficiency for financial department. SEBI Established in 1988 and given statutory power in 1992, it is plays a pivotal role in proctecting the interests of investors, regulating the securities market, and promoting its orderly development.

SEBI’s mission is clear: to safeguard investors and build trust in the capital markets.In a country where millions of individuals invest their hard -earned money in stocks, mutual fund, and bonds,SEBI ensures that these investments are proctected from fraud, malpractice, and market manipulation. Whether it’s by enforcing strict disclosure norms or cracking down on insider trading, SEBI’s presence creates a level playing field for all investors — from small retail participants to large institutional players.

One of SEB’s most impactful roles is in regulating market intermediaries such as stock brokers, mutual fund houses, and investment advisors.By registering and monitoring these entities,SEBI ensures they adhere to ethical and financial standards, thereby maintaining investors confidence.