Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
SEBI is the statutory regulatory body for the securities and commodity markets in India, protecting the interests of investors and promoting the development and regulation of the capital markets.
Permanent Role & Statutory Function
Statutory securities market regulator established under the Securities and Exchange Board of India Act, 1992, vested with legislative, executive, and quasi-judicial powers over stock exchanges, listed companies, and market intermediaries.
Constitutional & Executive Responsibilities
Protecting the interests of investors in securities and promoting the development of capital markets
Regulation of stock exchanges (NSE, BSE) and clearing corporations
Registration and supervision of mutual funds, portfolio managers, investment advisers, and credit rating agencies
Prevention of insider trading, market manipulation, and fraudulent trade practices
Enforcement of corporate governance norms and continuous listing requirements (LODR)
Major Organizations, Subordinate Bodies & Statutory Boards
Citizen Public Services Delivered
Related Identity & Citizen Documents
No direct citizen identity document requirements mapped for this institutional body.