The document discusses the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), which was formed in 1988 as the sole regulatory authority for securities markets in India. SEBI regulates activities in the stock market, protects investors' interests, and promotes the healthy development of the stock market. It fulfills protective, developmental, and regulatory functions. SEBI operates with a head office in Mumbai and branches in Kolkata, Chennai, and Delhi.

1. DEVIKA GOPAN. B

2.  Formed in 1988
 only regulatory authority
 formed to modify rules made by CCI
 got legal status on May 1992 by Act of
Parliament

3.  keeping a check on malpractices
 protect interest of investors
 to regulate functions of security market
 it promotes healthy dvlpmnt in stock market
 regulate activities of stock exchange
 protect rights of investors

4.  1)ISSUERS: it provide market place
 2)INVESTORS: provide protection & supply
correct information
 3) INTERMEDIARIES: a competitive
proffessional market

5.  PROTECTIVE FUNCTION:To protect interest of
investor & provide safety investment
 DEVELOPMENT FUNCTION:Provide training of
intermediaries
 REGULATING FUNCTION:Forms rule & code of
conduct to regulate intermediaries

6.  Working as corporate
 Activities divided in to 5 Dprtmnts
 Head office @ MUMBAI Branches @
KOLKATA,CHENNAI & DELHI
 2 Advisory committee

7.  capital market is supervised by SEBI
 any company making a public or rights issue
of securities > 50 lakhs is required to file a
draft offer doccument with SEBI for
observation
 SEBIs obsrevation letter has a validity of 12
months