Regstreet Law Advisors team is pleased to share the January 2026 edition of πππππππ ~ π»ππ πππππππππ πΉπππππππππ π·πππππππ π΅πππππππππ!
In this edition of π₯πππ£π’π¦π§, we dive into why the Securities Appellate Tribunal wasnβt impressed with selective disclosures, social-media stock tips, or βmedical emergencyβ defences in insider trading cases, how a TV anchorβs stock calls crossed the regulatory line, and why Bombay Dyeing walked away from a long-running fraud case.
On the regulatory side, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has been busy, rewriting the mutual fund and stock broker rulebooks, fixing glitch reporting, rethinking accredited investors, tweaking foreign investor access, and even changing how closing prices are discovered. Along with quieter but important updates from Reserve Bank of India (RBI), IFSCA Official and Insolvency & Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) that will affect day-to-day compliance in 2026, we also take a quick trip overseas to track how the Supreme Court of the U.S. may redraw U.S. Securities and Exchange Commissionβs disgorgement powers and why regulatory governance is suddenly under the spotlight in both Washington and Mumbai.
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