Latest court orders, judgments, and legal developments from Indian courts — AI-curated and summarized.
SEBI allows real-time margin waiver on subsequent cash-segment trades up to the value of early pay-in (EPI), subject to safeguards. Implementation mandated by February 22, 2027.
SEBI has extended the compliance deadline for debenture trustees' stand-alone unit (SBU) requirements for non-SEBI regulated activities by six months to April 27, 2027. All other conditions remain unchanged.
SEBI reinforces UPSI and insider trading compliance, focusing on PIT frameworks, SDD obligations, trading windows, and disciplinary actions in 2026.
SEBI amends Regulation 62A to mandate listing of subsequent issuances of non-convertible debt securities by specified entities, enhancing secondary market liquidity.
Proposed 2026 amendments to SEBI's Settlement Proceedings Regulations introduce revised penalty calculations, extended timelines, and streamlined processes for disgorgement and compliance.
SEBI upholds interim ban on Rajesh Exports and chairman for non-cooperation with forensic audit.
SEBI proposes stricter monitoring of issue proceeds, direct agency reporting, and penalties for non-cooperation by sponsors and auditors.
RBI will conduct an open market sale of ₹25,000 crore government securities on October 13, 2026, via multi-security, multiple-price auction. The move aims to moderate liquidity and influence yield curve dynamics.
Public listing of InvITs demands early readiness in structure, compliance, financial reporting, disclosure systems, and governance.
SEBI clarifies that a person need not be 'connected' to qualify as an insider if they possess or access UPSI under the Prohibition of Insider Trading Regulations.
SEBI has issued a consolidated Master Circular for Debenture Trustees effective 28 September 2026, replacing the August 2025 circular. The update streamlines compliance and incorporates recent regulatory changes.
SEBI’s board approved comprehensive reforms across portfolio management, settlements, REITs, InvITs, FPIs, AIFs, and accredited investors, aiming to boost market depth and compliance efficiency.