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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has recognised the Foreign Exchange Dealers’ Association of India (FEDAI) as a Self-Regulatory Organisation (SRO) for authorised dealers in the foreign exchange market. This move strengthens governance, enhances transparency, and promotes ethical practices, ensuring greater stability and compliance in India’s forex ecosystem.
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RBI Grants SRO Status to FEDAI
In a significant regulatory development, the Reserve Bank of India has formally recognised FEDAI as a Self-Regulatory Organisation (SRO) for authorised dealers in the foreign exchange market. This recognition empowers FEDAI to set standards, enforce best practices, and act as a bridge between market participants and the regulator.
Key Highlights
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Recognition: FEDAI granted SRO status by the RBI.
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Role: Will oversee authorised dealers in the foreign exchange market.
Objectives:
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Promote ethical conduct and transparency.
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Establish and enforce industry standards.
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Strengthen compliance and governance frameworks.
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Market Impact: Enhances resilience of India’s forex market and supports financial stability.
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Industry Significance: FEDAI’s role as SRO will streamline operations, reduce regulatory burden, and foster trust among stakeholders.
This recognition marks a pivotal step in India’s financial market reforms, aligning with RBI’s broader agenda of strengthening self-regulation and ensuring orderly market functioning.
Sources: RBI Press Release, FEDAI Official Statement, Business Standard
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