Officials must periodically disclose assets: Sebi panel
A Sebi panel proposed stricter conflict-of-interest rules for top officials, including mandatory asset disclosures and insider status. It recommended an ethics office and a two-year post-retirement cooling-off period. The report highlighted inconsistencies in existing codes and called for robust recusal mechanisms, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability within the regulator.🕒 1 min read
A Sebi panel proposed stricter conflict-of-interest rules for top officials, including mandatory asset disclosures and insider status. It recommended an ethics office and a two-year post-retirement cooling-off period. The report highlighted inconsistencies in existing codes and called for robust recusal mechanisms, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability within the regulator.
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