Regulatory mechanism for the Capital Market In India

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Description
Regulatory Mechanism for the Capital Market in India deals with the various regulatory and legal aspects of the functioning of the capital market. It would be helpful to those who are interested in the functioning of the capital market, various players involved therein and protection of investors. One of the unique features of this book is the detailed analysis of start-ups in India and the rules pertaining to them. It also examines the role of SEBI in regulating and maintaining efficiency in the capital market. The book contains the rules and regulations made by SEBI under various laws. Case laws of the Supreme Court, SEBI Appellate Tribunal and High Courts further enrich the readers' understanding of the capital market. The book would also be useful to law students, legal practitioners, students of financial laws, chartered accountants and company secretaries.
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Contents
Chapter I     - Financial Market: Nature and Definition
Chapter II    - Capital Market and Start-Ups
Chapter III   - Securities as the Subject Matter of Capital Market
Chapter IV   - Security and Exchange Board of India.
Chapter V    - Dispute Resolution Scheme under SEBI Act
Chapter VI   - Intermediaries of Capital Market
Chapter VII  - Stock Exchange and Its Regulation
Chapter VIII - Depositories
Chapter IX   - Investor Education and Protection Fund
Chapter X    - Case Summary: Sahara v. SEBI
Chapter XI   - SEBI v. Franklin Templeton Trustees (24 October 2020), Karnataka High Court
Chapter XII  - Multiple Choice Questions
Chapter XII  - Simulation Exercise: Role of SEBI in Protecting the Investor and Capital Market
Annexures
Index
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Author Details
ABHISHEK MISHRA, a PhD fellow at the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law, University of Hamburg, Germany, holds an LLM from the National University of Singapore. Abhishek is the recipient of a scholarship from the Swiss federal government for the study of MAS at the Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva. He has over ten years of academic experience in India and Germany and two years of experience with international and national law firms. The recipient of a grant from the Minerva Centre for the Rule of Law in Extreme Conditions, University of Haifa, Israel, Abhishek was invited to present a paper at the university's prestigious 2nd Young Researcher Conference on Terrorism and Democracy.