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VOL. 11, ISSUE 8 (2025)
The role of SEBI in promoting corporate governance and transparency in the Indian Stock Market
Authors
Pratik Kumar, Dr. Kamlesh Kumar
Abstract
Corporate governance and transparency are crucial for the stability and
growth of any stock market. In India, the Securities and Exchange Board of
India (SEBI) plays a vital role in promoting these aspects in the Indian stock
market. SEBI is the regulatory body responsible for monitoring and regulating
all activities related to securities markets in India. Its objective is to
protect investor interests, maintain fair practices, and ensure an efficient
functioning of the stock market. One of SEBI's key roles in promoting corporate
governance is setting regulations and guidelines for listed companies to
follow. These include regulations on board composition, directors' remuneration,
disclosure requirements, insider trading rules, etc., which aim at ensuring
ethical business conduct by companies. By mandating such rules, SEBI promotes
transparency within organizations by making sure that critical information is
disclosed accurately to investors. Additionally, SEBI regularly conducts
inspections and audits on listed companies to monitor their compliance with
regulations regarding corporate governance practices. This helps identify any
discrepancies or lapses in adherence to set standards and enables corrective
actions to be taken promptly.
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Pages:232-236
How to cite this article:
Pratik Kumar, Dr. Kamlesh Kumar "The role of SEBI in promoting corporate governance and transparency in the Indian Stock Market". International Journal of Commerce and Management Research, Vol 11, Issue 8, 2025, Pages 232-236
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