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Regulatory brief, 10 Jul 2026

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Responsible editor: Subhash Rai

SEBI Regulatory Changes

SEBI has introduced several regulatory amendments that could significantly impact market access and investments for foreign portfolio investors and corporate entities.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has amended its regulations for Foreign Portfolio Investors, Buy-Back of Securities, Issue and Listing of Securitised Debt Instruments and Security Receipts, and Mutual Funds. These changes could affect how companies operate in the Indian market and how foreign investors participate. Additionally, SEBI has taken enforcement actions against defaulters and unregistered investment advisory services, highlighting its commitment to market regulation. SEBI's shift to a rupee-based fee system for FPIs and easing of mutual fund borrowing rules are also noteworthy.

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Enforcement Actions and Policy Changes

Regulatory bodies have taken significant enforcement actions and announced policy changes that could impact the Indian financial market.

SEBI has taken action against defaulters, including the attachment of bank accounts and demat accounts. The RBI has reiterated its support for crypto curbs and warned of tax evasion risks. Furthermore, there are plans for a national cybersecurity strategy for the finance sector with an AI risk focus. These actions and plans could have far-reaching implications for market participants and the broader economy.

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Corporate Disclosures and Listings

Several companies have made significant disclosures and listings that could affect their stock performance and the broader market.

The NSE has reported a slip in core revenue ahead of its IPO, while companies like Lloyds Enterprises Ltd. and Grasim Industries Ltd. have listed new securities. These developments could indicate strategic moves or capital raises. Additionally, asset attachments due to alleged fraud and insider trading adjudication orders highlight the importance of regulatory oversight.

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Rupee-Based System and Market Impact

SEBI's decision to shift FPI fees to a rupee-based system and the impact of other regulatory changes on the market are under scrutiny.

This shift, along with eased mutual fund borrowing rules, could have broader market implications. Moreover, the suspension of trading in debentures and bonds, as well as listings of new securities by companies like Grasim Industries Ltd., are regulatory actions with immediate market impact.

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