The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is set to introduce a series of regulatory reforms and relaxations at its upcoming board meeting. These changes aim to streamline compliance, enhance investment opportunities, and improve market efficiency.
SebiRegulatory ReformsMarket ParticipantsFpisSme ListingsReal EstateJun 16, 2025
Sebi is expected to introduce reforms such as aligning KYC norms with the RBI, easing investment in government securities, and tightening SME listing norms. Other changes include reclassifying Reits and Invits as equity and introducing a new category for FPIs called IGB-FPIs.
The new KYC norms, aligned with the RBI’s standards, will simplify the process for investors, making it easier for foreign funds, retail investors, residents, and NRIs to invest in government securities.
Sebi is expected to extend the promoter’s lock-in period, raise operational profit thresholds, and enhance disclosure norms for SME listings. These changes aim to ensure only credible and sustainable businesses access public markets.
Reclassifying Reits and Invits as equity, along with a higher investment limit for mutual funds, is expected to boost the real estate and infrastructure sectors by attracting more investment.
Sebi is considering a separate delisting mechanism for PSUs with a fixed premium over the floor price and relaxation of the two-thirds public shareholder approval requirement. This could expedite the delisting process for government companies.
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