Document Type
Working Paper
Abstract
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has been a visible entity in the Indian capital market, thanks to the tremendous growth in the capital market and its numerous legislative and institutional responses in attempting to ensure the orderly functioning of the market, protecting public investors and development of new products and institutions. While a general awareness of the role that SEBI is expected to and has played exists among investors, academics and lay people, the exact legal levers that SEBI operates are not widely understood, from an economic perspective.
Publication Date
1-4-2004
Publisher
Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
Pagination
54p.
Recommended Citation
Sabarinathan, G, "Securities and exchange board of India and the Indian capital markets: a survey of the regulatory provisions" (2004). Working Papers. 229.
https://research.iimb.ac.in/work_papers/229
Relation
IIMB Working Paper-228
