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Exchange's subsidiary can administer, supervise investment advisers: Sebi

Under IA Regulations, Sebi can recognise any body or body corporate for the purpose of regulating IAs

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Besides, the stock exchange needs to have investor service centres (ISCs) in at least 20 cities.

Press Trust of India New Delhi
Amid growing number of registered investment advisers, markets regulator Sebi on Thursday said a wholly-owned subsidiary of a stock exchange can administer and supervise such advisers.

Besides, the regulator put in place the criteria for grant of recognition to a stock exchange's subsidiary and its responsibilities.

"Considering the growing number of registered Investment Advisers (IAs)...it is decided to recognize a wholly-owned subsidiary of the stock exchange (stock exchange subsidiary) to administer and supervise IAs registered with Sebi," the regulator said in a circular.

Under IA Regulations, Sebi can recognise any body or body corporate for the purpose of regulating IAs.

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