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India to Table Unified Securities Markets Code Bill
The Indian government will introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill in the Winter Session, aimed at merging multiple securities-laws - including SEBI Act, Depositories Act and Securities Contracts Act - into a single, unified regulatory framework.
The reform is expected to reduce compliance burden, strengthen oversight, and simplify market structure for capital-markets participants. It also signals a push to modernise regulatory architecture and attract greater investor participation.
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- economy
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India to Table Unified Securities Markets Code Bill
The Indian government will introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill in the Winter Session, aimed at merging multiple securities-laws - including SEBI Act, Depositories Act and Securities Contracts Act - into a single, unified regulatory framework.
The reform is expected to reduce compliance burden, strengthen oversight, and simplify market structure for capital-markets participants. It also signals a push to modernise regulatory architecture and attract greater investor participation.
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- markets
- economy
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India to Table Unified Securities Markets Code Bill
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A unified securities-markets code will merge major laws to simplify regulation and improve market efficiency.
The Indian government will introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill in the Winter Session, aimed at merging multiple securities-laws - including SEBI Act, Depositories Act and Securities Contracts Act - into a single, unified regulatory framework.
The reform is expected to reduce compliance burden, strengthen oversight, and simplify market structure for capital-markets participants. It also signals a push to modernise regulatory architecture and attract greater investor participation.
The Indian government will introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill in the Winter Session, aimed at merging multiple securities-laws - including SEBI Act, Depositories Act and Securities Contracts Act - into a single, unified regulatory framework.
The reform is expected to reduce compliance burden, strengthen oversight, and simplify market structure for capital-markets participants. It also signals a push to modernise regulatory architecture and attract greater investor participation.
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- markets
- economy
- markets
- economy
- regulation
- india
- capital_markets