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India updated its stockbroker rules in 2026 to modernize oversight, simplify compliance, and boost market efficiency.
SEBI has replaced its 1992 stockbroker regulations with updated 2026 rules to simplify compliance and modernize oversight.
The new framework streamlines language, removes outdated provisions like physical share delivery and sub-broker rules, and reorganizes content into 11 clearer chapters, cutting the document size nearly in half.
Key changes include allowing brokers to operate under other financial regulators’ frameworks, enabling electronic recordkeeping, joint inspections with exchanges or clearing corporations, and enhanced supervision for high-volume brokers.
Definitions for proprietary trading and clearing members have been clarified, and stock exchanges are now designated as first-line monitors.
The rules, approved in December 2025, aim to boost transparency and efficiency in India’s securities market.
India actualizó sus normas de corredores de bolsa en 2026 para modernizar la supervisión, simplificar el cumplimiento y aumentar la eficiencia del mercado.