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SEBI Board to Revisit Conflict-of-Interest Framework on March 23

SEBI board to revisit conflict-of-interest framework at March 23 meet

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Moneycontrol•23-02-2026, 08:42

SEBI Board to Revisit Conflict-of-Interest Framework on March 23

•SEBI board to deliberate on conflict-of-interest and disclosure framework for senior officials at March 23 meeting.
•The framework, based on high-level committee recommendations, was deferred in December for further discussion.
•Regulator may also examine proposal to allow netting of funds for foreign portfolio investor transactions.
•Revisions to 'fit and proper person' norms for intermediaries to tighten disclosure and assessment standards are expected.
•Other items include modifications to master circulars for stock exchanges, clearing corporations, and commodity derivatives.

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