After data showed most retail F&O traders losing money, SEBI tightened the rules. The six big changes — bigger lots, fewer weekly expiries, upfront premium — explained.
Four watchdogs stand between you and financial chaos. Who does what — and how knowing this protects your money.
"Guaranteed returns," hot tips on Telegram, double-your-money schemes — the warning signs of a scam, with real recent cases.
Both are SEBI-registered, but they do very different jobs. Knowing which is which tells you exactly what you're getting — and protects you.
Insider trading is one of the market's biggest crimes. In simple words: what it is, why it is unfair, and how SEBI uses rules and technology to catch it.
What it means when a model portfolio comes from a SEBI-registered Research Analyst — the rules that apply, what you can expect, and how it differs from an unregistered tipster.
India's investors want high returns but remain deeply afraid of taking risks—a fascinating paradox highlighted by the SEBI Investor Survey 2025. As access to investment products and information grows, the real challenge is shifting from more choices to better guidance, trust and informed financial d
India has crossed 21 crore demat accounts. Sounds like a massive investing revolution. But SEBI's data reveals a more nuanced story: accounts are growing much faster than active, sustained participation. So, are Indians really becoming long-term investors—or are we simply opening more accounts?
SEBI Investor Survey 2025 reveals a massive gap between awareness and participation in India’s securities markets
Anchor investors are often seen as a stamp of confidence in an IPO. But SEBI's latest study suggests that the more revealing story may begin after the IPO is listed. How much did these investors actually sell after the lock-in periods, and did their behaviour differ from what retail investors might
SEBI's latest data reveals that individual F&O traders collectively lost ₹91,685 crore in FY26, with options accounting for 92% of those losses. But F&O is essentially a zero-sum game before transaction costs. If one side is losing, someone on the other side is gaining. So what are those winners doi