Sebi proposes to rationalise penalties for settling ongoing cases

India's market regulator, Sebi, has proposed a new framework to simplify the process of settling ongoing securities law cases. This move aims to reduce the average amount of penalties paid by individuals and companies for infractions, making it easier for them to resolve their cases. The proposed changes could also give those who previously had their applications rejected a second chance to settle their cases with modified terms. If implemented, this could lead to a decrease in litigation and a more efficient use of resources.

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Sebi's proposal to rationalise penalties for settling ongoing cases is expected to streamline processes and decrease litigation. This could lead to increased investor confidence and participation in the securities market.

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