Despite expectations, SEBI has decided not to curb weekly F&O expirations or raise minimum contract sizes for now. This comes as the regulator grapples with a surge in speculative trading that has cost retail investors Rs 1.

SEBI has now given additional time of three hours, instead of 30 minutes, for disclosure of outcome of the meeting of the board of directors that concludes after trading hours.

From introducing Mutual Funds Lite to providing updates on T+0 settlement, here are the major takeaways from the SEBI board meeting.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has approved a relaxed regulatory framework for entities launching only passive mutual fund schemes. The new 'MF Lite' regulations simplify eligibility criteria,

SEBI approves new asset class and passive mutual fund framework, defers F&O changes, and increases scrips for T+0 settlement.

SEBI has now given additional time of three hours, instead of 30 minutes, for disclosure of outcome of the meeting of the board of directors that concludes after trading hours.

The board of the capital markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), which met on Monday, approved a slew of changes in rules governing primary and secondary markets along with mutual funds and FPIs but kept mum on any matter related to disclosures & conflict of interest related to chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch.

Markets regulator Sebi is likely to discuss a range of issues in the board meeting on September 30, including measures to curb F&O losses, an asset class between mutual fund and portfolio management services (PMS),