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Regulatory brief, 3 Nov 2026
SEBI Regulatory Overhauls
SEBI introduces new frameworks for depository receipts and cooling-off periods for InvITs and REITs.
Capital market regulators have rolled out significant policy frameworks allowing the issuance of depository receipts on units of both InvITs and REITs, opening doors for deeper foreign capital participation. Additionally, SEBI has specified fresh cooling-off guidelines concerning offers for sale by privately listed InvITs. Reporters should track how these structural changes impact fundraising timelines and international investor interest in real estate and infrastructure trusts.
Rising in this Watch’s sources InvITs near peak · may plateau momentum 55How often the filings, releases and records this Watch reads name it this week, against last week. Not search or social trends.
Sources
- SEBI — Latest: Cooling off period for offer for sale by Private listed InvITs
- SEBI — Latest: Framework for Issuance of Depository Receipts on Units of InvITs
- SEBI — Latest: Framework for Issuance of Depository Receipts on Units of REITs
Enforcement and Recovery Actions
SEBI targets social media market manipulation with fresh bank attachments and demand notices.
Regulatory enforcement has intensified with SEBI issuing strict attachment notices against bank, post office, and demat accounts tied to alleged social media stock manipulation schemes in scrips like Moksh Ornaments and Unison Metals. Additional recovery certificates and adjudication orders have been issued involving entities such as Praveg Limited and individual operators. Reporters must monitor these recovery proceedings and examine how social media pump-and-dump investigations are progressing.
Rising in this Watch’s sources Praveg Communications India Limited near peak · may plateau momentum 55How often the filings, releases and records this Watch reads name it this week, against last week. Not search or social trends.
Sources
- SEBI — Latest: Notices of Attachment of Bank and Post Office accounts and Demat Accounts and mutual Fund…
- SEBI — Latest: Adjudication Order in the matter of Praveg Limited -formerly known as Praveg Communications…
- SEBI — Latest: Completion Order dated November 02, 2026, against Subair P (PAN: BDBPP7195N) in the matter of…
- SEBI — Latest: Notice of Demand dated November 02, 2026 issued under RC No. 9315 of 2026 drawn against Jalaj…
- SEBI — Latest: SEBI Order for Compliance - Release Order for Recovery Certificate No. 9226 of 2026 against…
RBI Debt and Liquidity Operations
RBI announces a Rs 36,000 crore government security auction alongside daily money market data.
The Reserve Bank of India has scheduled a dated securities auction totaling Rs 36,000 crore, accompanied by corresponding non-competitive bidding arrangements handled via exchange platforms. Fixed-income desks are closely reviewing daily money market operations and liquidity indicators published alongside the sovereign debt announcements. Reporters should watch debt yields and primary dealer participation levels closely during the upcoming auction cycle.
Rising in this Watch’s sources Reserve Bank of India fading fast · post-peak momentum 60How often the filings, releases and records this Watch reads name it this week, against last week. Not search or social trends.
Connected matters (same thread, other sources)
- Money Market Operations as on October 31, 2026 · RBI — Press releases
Sources
- RBI — Press releases: Money Market Operations as on October 30, 2026
- RBI — Press releases: Auction of Government of India Dated Securities
- BSE — Notices: Non-Competitive Bidding for Auction of GoI dated Securities (G-secs) on November 06, 2026
- RBI — Press releases: Money Market Operations as on November 02, 2026
- RBI — Press releases: Money Market Operations as on November 01, 2026
Drafted by AI from 13 primary sources, each linked. Not edited by a person.