Sumit Agrawal

Regulators operate as mini-states within their domains, simultaneously exercising quasi-legislative, executive, and quasi-judicial powers

As deregulation gains momentum, here are nine points to consider when crafting governing regulations

In the realm of market regulation, managing conflict is the key to effective governance

Rather than being ensnared by the specifics of individual allegations, our focus should be on safeguarding Sebi's integrity as an institution

The tyranny of circulars must end to ensure democratic legitimacy of laws and ease of doing business

There is a need for consistency in the adjudicating frameworks of Sebi and other market regulators to ensure fair financial market outcomes

AT1 bonds have a cushion on both sides. They are affected only after either equity or debt has been impacted

Delayed justice is unfair to those who may ultimately be found not guilty, and also to those who may be found guilty

Realisation of statutory objectives in the securities market requires absolute clarity of statutory provisions