The SEBI Chair announced that the high-level panel addressing conflict of interest issues within the regulator will submit its report by November 10. Meanwhile, interactions with foreign investors reflect robust confidence in India’s market resilience and regulatory framework, underscoring India’s attractiveness as a global investment destination.
                                        
                        
	Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey revealed that the high-level committee reviewing SEBI’s conflict of interest policies is on track to submit its recommendations by November 10. This panel was constituted to strengthen the regulatory framework by addressing potential conflicts by board members and officials. Its focus is on enhancing transparency, disclosure norms, recusal policies, and conflict management.
	 
	The formation and actions of the panel stem from past allegations involving previous SEBI leadership, emphasizing the need for clearer guidelines and accountability to restore market trust. The committee, led by former Central Vigilance Commissioner Pratyush Sinha and including eminent experts, has consulted widely with stakeholders.
	 
	In parallel, the SEBI Chairman shared positive insights from recent discussions with foreign investors who expressed strong confidence in India’s stable macroeconomic environment, progressive reforms, and the integrity of its capital markets. This reinforces the view that India remains an attractive investment destination despite global uncertainties.
	 
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		SEBI’s high-level panel on conflict of interest to submit recommendations by November 10.
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		Panel tasked with improving disclosures, recusals, and managing conflicts among SEBI members.
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		Committee led by Pratyush Sinha; includes eminent regulatory & industry experts.
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		Panel formed following previous controversy around conflict allegations involving former SEBI chief.
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		Foreign investors convey high confidence in India’s regulatory environment and investment climate.
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		SEBI aims to strengthen transparency and foster investor trust.
	Sources: Economic Times, Financial Express, SEBI official statements