Pravar Bhatnagar, LL.M. (Business and Corporate Laws), Symbiosis Law School, Pune
ABSTRACT
The Indian capital market is a crucial engine for financial increase, facilitating capital formation and funding possibilities. Stock agents and depositories are central pillars of this market atmosphere, gambling a crucial position in executing securities transactions and making sure seamless settlement techniques. However, to protect investor interests and preserve market integrity, powerful regulatory oversight is paramount. This paper delves into a complete evaluation of the regulatory framework governing securities market in India, with a focal point on brokers and depositories. It seriously evaluates the efficacy of present rules, explores the challenges in navigating the regulatory landscape, and examines the tasks undertaken through the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to promote compliance and enforce marketplace field within the securities marketplace. By drawing upon relevant law, scholarly literature, and enterprise reviews, this paper objectives to make contributions to a deeper information of the tricky courting between law, investor protection, and market performance inside the Indian securities marketplace context.
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