
India's securities regulator, overseeing one of the world's fastest-growing capital markets.
SEBI regulates India's securities markets, including its stock exchanges, listed companies, intermediaries, and investment funds.
Its remit has expanded considerably as India's domestic capital market has deepened, with retail participation growing substantially over the past decade.
Indian venture and private equity funds register with SEBI as Alternative Investment Funds, with categories determining permitted investments and investor eligibility.
Founders planning a domestic listing, and any fund raising Indian capital, operate within SEBI's frameworks.
Global Capital Network connects founders and investors operating across these jurisdictions. This page is general information, not legal advice.
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