SEBI has proposed changes to settlement and risk management norms that aim to simplify compliance requirements for market intermediaries. The initiative seeks public feedback to refine these regulations.
SEBI Proposes Changes to Settlement and Risk Management Norms
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has issued a proposal seeking public comments on modifications to the settlement and risk management norms applicable to market intermediaries. This initiative is geared towards streamlining compliance processes and reducing the regulatory burden faced by clearing corporations.
The proposed changes are expected to simplify existing protocols while ensuring that adequate safeguards and risk management practices remain in place. By inviting feedback from stakeholders, SEBI aims to tailor its regulations to better serve the needs of the financial market while maintaining oversight and governance integrity.
This reform is significant as it signals SEBI's commitment to supporting market intermediaries in their compliance journey. Practitioners should be proactive in providing input on these proposals, as they could fundamentally change the landscape of intermediary compliance obligations.
Citations
- SEBI Proposal (2026)
