RBI Releases Guidance on Model Risk Management Framework
RBI proposes a comprehensive regulatory framework focusing on managing risks from traditional and AI/ML models used in the financial sector to enhance accountability and governance.
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RBI proposes a comprehensive regulatory framework focusing on managing risks from traditional and AI/ML models used in the financial sector to enhance accountability and governance.
SEBI proposes changes to align securitisation norms for listed special purpose vehicles with RBI's existing directions, focusing on governance and disclosure enhancements.
SEBI's latest consultation paper seeks to enforce mandatory disclosures for municipal debt refinancing, enhancing investor transparency in the municipal securities market.
The RBI has proposed new Master Directions for Call, Notice, and Term Money Markets aimed at boosting liquidity and market participation, with stakeholder feedback invited until July 17, 2026.
With the GARUDA mechanism, SEBI aims to streamline AIF scheme launches, reducing timelines significantly to improve the ease of doing business while maintaining oversight.
SEBI's proposal aims to transition agricultural derivatives to physical settlement through objective triggers, aspiring to enhance transparency and market integrity.
In response to concerns about excessive penalties, SEBI has proposed a cap on fines for breaches of position limits in commodity derivatives trading.
The proposal by SEBI allows mutual funds to utilize intraday borrowings for a broader range of liquidity management purposes, extending beyond traditional redemption needs.
SEBI's guide clarifies the eligibility criteria, NISM certification requirements, and compliance documents needed for individuals aspiring to register as Investment Advisers in India.
The FAQs on the SEBI-IVCA Annual Activity Report provide vital insights for Alternative Investment Funds concerning new reporting requirements introduced for enhanced regulatory clarity.
SEBI's proposal allows depositories to use up to 5% of income generated from the Investor Protection Fund for expenses, aligning depository regulations with existing frameworks.
SEBI’s new circular prohibits unlicensed use of real-time market data by educators and financial influencers, underscoring the importance of proper licensing for educational purposes.