The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) regulates and enforces rules for India's financial and investment markets. SEBI aims to protect investors, regulate stock exchanges and financial intermediaries, and prevent insider trading. Its key roles include protecting investor interests, regulating stock exchange activities, overseeing financial intermediaries, and promoting fair and efficient market operations.

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3.  The Securities and Exchange Board of India
(SEBI) is the designated regulatory body for
the finance and investment markets in India.
The board plays a vital role in maintaining
stable and efficient financial and investment
markets by creating and enforcing effective
regulation in India's financial marketplace.

6.  to protect the rights of investors and
ensuring safety to their investment
 to regulate the activities of stock exchange
 checking the insider trading
 control over financial intermediaries

10. 1)Protect the interest of investors in securities &
promote devolep & regulate the security mkt by
taking appropriate measures
2)Regulating the business in stock exchange & any
other security mkt
3)Registering &regulating of working of stock
brockers,sub brockers,share transfer
agent,merchant bankers etc
4)Promoting &regulating self regulatory org
5)Prohibit insider trading in securities