According to the overall number of initial public offers (IPOs) and issuances worldwide, India leads all other countries, according to Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch, who made this statement on Friday.
Speaking at the FICCI conference in Mumbai, she stated that the markets regulator is also aiming to streamline the filing procedures and IPO paperwork, as well as establish a platform for input to be integrated into the regulatory framework.
SEBI will soon submit a request for board approval on this action.
“We have proposed to our Board that it be formally included in the regulatory framework. Buch addressed the assembly, saying, “This process of industry-standard forums across the spectrum has been such a learning experience for us.”
Additionally, the capital markets regulator is trying to make the process of listing businesses easier.
Three significant industry associations were recently asked by SEBI to establish the Industry Standards Forum.
Important parties have been successfully brought together by the Industry Standards Forum to design and implement regulatory standards.
A thorough report on the Indian Capital Markets, including the most noteworthy reforms, landmark events, and technology advancements, as well as their effects on the nation’s investors, was released earlier this week by SEBI.
The report goes deeper into recent technical advances and changes, some of which are firsts globally, according to the markets regulator.
The research offers a thorough examination of how India’s capital markets have changed over time, driven by good performance of listed firms, consistent and significant influx of capital from domestic institutional investors, and active retail involvement, according to Ashish Kumar Chauhan, MD and CEO of the NSE.
