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Markets & Regulatory Brief — 2026-07-14

Beat: markets-regulatory · 2026-07-14 · 20 shortlisted

SEBI Regulatory Actions and Orders

SEBI has issued several orders and regulations that could have significant market impact, including recovery certificates and amendments to various regulations.

SEBI has issued a notice of attachment for recovery certificate No. 8484 of 2024 against Narendrabhai Amin in the matter of M/s Austral Coke and Projects Limited -II, as well as a notice of attachment of demat account and mutual fund folio(s) for the same recovery certificate. Additionally, SEBI has amended several regulations, including the Foreign Portfolio Investors, Buy-Back of Securities, and Mutual Funds regulations. These actions could have broad implications for the market and should be closely watched. SEBI has also taken enforcement action against defaulters, including the attachment of bank accounts and demat accounts, and has issued an adjudication order in the matter of insider trading activities in the scrip of RHI Magnesita India Ltd.

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Market and Corporate Developments

Several market and corporate developments have occurred, including the declaration of a trading member as a defaulter and the listing of new securities for various companies.

The BSE has declared SIC Stocks & Services Pvt. Ltd. as a defaulter, which could have market implications. Additionally, new securities have been listed for companies such as Lloyds Enterprises Ltd and Grasim Industries Ltd, which could indicate significant corporate activity. The NSE has also reported a slip in core revenue ahead of its IPO, which could affect the stock market.

Trending: near peak — may plateau · NSE

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RBI and Crypto Regulatory Developments

The RBI has reiterated its support for crypto curbs and has warned of tax evasion risks, while also planning a national cybersecurity strategy for the finance sector.

The RBI has backed a crypto ban and has warned of tax evasion risks, with documents showing that the tax department has flagged unmonitored holdings of over USD 2 billion. Additionally, the RBI is planning a national cybersecurity strategy for the finance sector, with a focus on AI risk. SEBI has also shifted FPI fees to a rupee-based system and has eased MF borrowing rules, which could have broader market relevance.

Trending: near peak — may plateau · India

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Enforcement Actions and Penalties

Several enforcement actions and penalties have been reported, including the attachment of assets in an alleged bank fraud case and the issuance of an adjudication order in an insider trading case.

The ED has attached assets worth ₹112.90 crore in an alleged SBI-IDBI bank fraud case, while SEBI has issued an adjudication order in the matter of insider trading activities in the scrip of RHI Magnesita India Ltd. Additionally, SEBI has taken enforcement action against unregistered investment advisory activities and has issued a notice of attachment of bank accounts and demat accounts against a defaulter.

Trending: near peak — may plateau · ED

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