Ananth Narayanan

Markets regulator Sebi, in consultation with social media platforms, has removed 70,000 misleading handles and posts since the implementation of the fin-influencer framework last year, said its whole-time member Ananth Narayan G on Friday. Amid concerns over foreign portfolio investors selling equities, the Sebi's whole-time member said the overall flows are not as bad as one would imagine and stressed that they "remain invested" in India. The unregistered investment advisors and research analysts are a "menace" who are cashing in on the rising interest in investments, he said. "Since October 2024, Sebi has worked with social media companies to bring down over 70,000 misleading handles/posts," he said while addressing an event organised by registered investment advisors here. He sought the advisors' help in ensuring compliance and mentioned the UPI 'Payright' handle to help identify Sebi-registered entities and the optional Centralised Fee Collection Mechanism as Sebi's efforts in

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Narayan assured that he has made all necessary disclosures and followed recusal procedures to manage potential conflicts

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Rs 1 trillion float lying with custodians may reduce with faster remittance

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Ananth Narayan G, Dinesh Kumar Khara, Sameer Nigam, and Christopher Wood: Meet the key speakers of BS BFSI Summit 2023

The Ananth Narayanan-led firm achieved this in the first 12 months of operations and it has plans to hire 700 employees in 2022

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Ananth Narayanan wants to turn Medlife into a $2-billion player

MedLife has seen 100 per cent year-on-year growth. It has built very unique assets that are not there with other players

Narayanan's strategy of building exclusive brands for Myntra has been a success as well, and more such brands will be added to the portal's offering in the future