SEBI (Securities & Exchange Board of India) is India’s stock market regulator, established in 1988 and made statutory in 1992. It protects investors, ensures fair trading, and promotes healthy market growth. SEBI oversees stock exchanges, brokers, mutual funds, and more. It prevents insider trading, fraud, and market manipulation. With the power to create rules, investigate issues, and take stringent actions, SEBI plays a vital role in ensuring India’s financial markets are safe, transparent, and trustworthy for all investors.
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