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Functions of SEBI

SEBI protects investors' interests, promotes the development of securities markets, and regulates stock exchanges, intermediaries like brokers and bankers, depositories, mutual funds, and other entities. It also prohibits fraudulent practices, promotes investor education, regulates insider trading and company takeovers, and conducts research to aid the securities market.

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Functions of SEBI

SEBI protects investors' interests, promotes the development of securities markets, and regulates stock exchanges, intermediaries like brokers and bankers, depositories, mutual funds, and other entities. It also prohibits fraudulent practices, promotes investor education, regulates insider trading and company takeovers, and conducts research to aid the securities market.

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Functions of SEBI

The various functions of SEBI are:

 To protect  the interests  of  investors  in  securities market


 To promote  the  development  of securities market
 To regulate the business in stock exchanges and any other securities markets
 To register and  regulate  the  working  of  stock  brokers,  sub-brokers,  share 
transfer agents,  bankers  to  an  issue,  trustees  of  trust  deeds,  registrars 
to  an  issue,  merchant bankers,   underwriters,   portfolio   managers,  
investment   advisers   and   such   other intermediaries who may be
associated with securities markets in any manne
 To register and regulate the working of the depositories, participants,
custodians of  securities,  foreign  institutional  investors,  credit  rating 
agencies
 To register and   regulate   the   working   of venture   capital   funds   and  
collective investment schemes including mutual funds
 To promote and regulate self-regulatory organizations
 To prohibit fraudulent and unfair trade practices relating to securities markets
 To promote investors‘ education and training of intermediaries of securities
markets
 To prohibit insider trading in securities
 To regulate substantial acquisition of shares and take over of companies
 To conducting research for efficient working and development of securities
market

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