SEBI’s Regulatory Proposals Demand Nuanced Execution: Insights from Sindhuja Kashyap

The recent proposals by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to regulate financial content on digital platforms have ignited a crucial discussion on their practical implications. Sindhuja Kashyap shared her perspective on the challenges posed by these measures in an article published by The Economic Times.

Sindhuja remarked:

“The execution of the proposals floated by the market regulator will require careful navigation of several on-ground complexities. For instance, can platforms effectively manage the sheer volume of financial content and ensure real-time compliance? Will the increased compliance costs lead platforms to restrict financial content altogether, inadvertently stifling the dissemination of legitimate financial knowledge?”

Her analysis sheds light on the balance that digital platforms must strike between adhering to regulatory standards and fostering an open environment for sharing financial knowledge. These measures, while aimed at curbing misinformation, may unintentionally hinder the accessibility of credible financial insights to the broader public.

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