With senior IAS officer Ajay Tyagi taking charge as the chairman of Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) today, he needs to immediately take a call on five key issues. These includes finalising the National Stock Exchange (NSEs) co-location matter and bringing some key regulatory changes in the commodity market. Tyagi, 58 should also give emphasis on corporate governance issues especially safeguarding the interest of minority shareholders which has been a concern for quite some time.
Let's look at some of the key areas he needs to primarily focus on.
Corporate governance- The recent high-profile board room battle has

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