The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), which is set to regulate social exchanges, is likely to examine various aspects of non-profit organisations and social enterprises pertaining to their objectives and accountability while framing the guidelines.
Sources said the proposed exchange for social enterprises is likely to be a platform under the existing exchanges — National Stock Exchange (NSE) and BSE, said a regulatory source in the know.
It could be a platform such as the existing SME platform on the BSE and NSE where small and medium enterprises are listed or the institutional trading platforms where start-ups are listed without