Question

Which amongst the following is/are the function of SEBI?

1. Regulatory Function
2. Development Function
3. Protective Function
4. Stability Function

1. Regulatory Function
2. Development Function
3. Protective Function
4. Stability Function

• A. i only
• B. iii only
• C. All of these
• D. ii only

Answer 1

Answer:

C. All of these

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) performs three primary functions to ensure healthy financial markets:

1. Regulatory Functions: Registering and regulating brokers, collective investment schemes, stock exchanges, and mutual funds.

2. Developmental Functions: Promoting education among investors, training intermediaries, and adapting flexible mechanisms (like e-IPOs) to boost market efficiency.

3. Protective Functions: Preventing insider trading, prohibiting fraudulent and unfair trade practices, and protecting investor rights.

4. Stability Functions: Maintaining market integrity, managing systemic risks, and ensuring financial stability within the capital market space.