Functions of the Board
Duty to protect investors and regulate the market — registering intermediaries, prohibiting fraudulent and unfair trade practices, regulating takeovers, and calling for information.
Establishes SEBI to protect investors and regulate the securities market, with wide powers of investigation, direction and penalty, and an appeal to the Securities Appellate Tribunal.
Duty to protect investors and regulate the market — registering intermediaries, prohibiting fraudulent and unfair trade practices, regulating takeovers, and calling for information.
SEBI may issue directions to any person or intermediary in the interests of investors or the securities market, including disgorgement of wrongful gains.
No person shall use manipulative devices, engage in insider trading, or acquire control in contravention of regulations.
Penalty of not less than ₹5 lakh up to ₹25 crore or three times the profits made, whichever is higher.
Any person aggrieved by an order of SEBI or an adjudicating officer may appeal to the SAT within forty-five days; a further appeal lies to the Supreme Court on a question of law (s. 15Z).
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