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SEBI Proposes Changes to Settlement and Risk Management Norms

August 10, 2026

SEBI is soliciting public feedback on proposed changes to settlement and risk management practices, intending to ease the compliance burden on market intermediaries and clearing corporations.

SEBI Proposes Changes to Settlement and Risk Management Norms

In a bid to simplify compliance requirements for market intermediaries and clearing corporations, SEBI has issued a proposal for changes related to settlement and risk management norms. The organization is currently seeking public comments on these proposed modifications.

The amendments are designed to alleviate the existing regulatory burden while ensuring adequate investor protection and market integrity. This initiative is especially relevant to clearing houses and firms engaged in settlement processes.

For practitioners in the realm of securities and market law, these changes represent a necessary adjustment in compliance strategies. Legal counsel will need to remain vigilant in assessing how these proposed norms might impact their clients' operational processes and regulatory duties.

Citations

  • SEBI (2026) SEBI Consultation Document
Practice Areas:corporate

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