SEBI goes high-tech in fight against market manipulators, cyber fraudsters
SEBI is stepping up its game against market manipulators and cyber fraudsters, turning to artificial intelligence and smarter tech tools.
Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey says the goal is "optimum regulation" without "irritating" stakeholders such as exchanges, investors and brokers.
SEBI's dual approach: Tighter surveillance and boosting investor awareness
SEBI wants to make sure India's markets stay honest and safe for everyone.
Alongside tighter surveillance, they're rolling out more investor awareness programs—so people know what's up and can spot scams early.
Under Pandey's leadership, SEBI is on a mission to streamline
Since Pandey took over last year, SEBI has launched dozens of reforms to make trading easier and safer—including a big AI pilot (SARVAM) that reached 3.85 lakh people in multiple languages.
Up next: reviving agri-commodities trading and making bonds more accessible for all.