Economics · Capital Markets and SEBI Regulations
SEBI's regulatory role in financial markets differs from the RBI's role in banking, yet both are concerned with systemic confidence. SEBI's primary objective in issuing market regulations and circulars is to:
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- 1supervise CRR, SLR, and liquidity management in banks
- 2protect investors, promote fair market practices, and ensure orderly development of securities markets✓
- 3provide refinancing support to NBFCs and housing finance companies
- 4regulate monetary policy transmission through capital markets
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protect investors, promote fair market practices, and ensure orderly development of securities markets
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