Sebi tightens disclosures for top officials

Sebi’s board has greenlit significant disclosure rule changes for its top brass, including public asset declarations for chairmen and whole-time members, aligning with conflict-of-interest committee recommendations. These officials will now be classified as ‘insiders’ with investment restrictions similar to employees. The regulator also approved netting benefits for foreign portfolio investors in equity trades.

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