SEBI Amends Mutual Fund Rules to Curb Front-Running and Insider Trading.

Banking & Finance

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has revised mutual fund regulations to combat front-running and insider trading. The new rules aim to enhance transparency and protect investors from unfair practices. SEBI's measures include stricter reporting requirements for transactions and enhanced surveillance to detect and deter unethical practices. These amendments are designed to foster a more equitable investment environment by ensuring that fund managers and other market participants adhere to fair trading standards. The changes reflect SEBI's commitment to maintaining the integrity of the mutual fund industry and safeguarding investor interests.


      SEBI's new rules impose penalties for violations to deter market manipulation and unethical practices in mutual funds.

      Enhanced disclosure requirements will ensure investors receive timely information on fund transactions and potential conflicts of interest.

     

 

     


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