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Idea behind SROs is not to make them more regulatory: Anish Mashruwala

The idea of SRO is not to make it more regulatory but it's more decentralisation from the regulator to allow a larger sense of how a particular product in the industry should develop, he says

Anish Mashruwala, partner, JSA Advocates and Solicitors (and co-chair of the finance practice and head of its banking & finance group)
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Anish Mashruwala, partner, JSA Advocates and Solicitors (and co-chair of the finance practice and head of its banking & finance group)

Raghu Mohan
In March, the Reserve Bank of India came out with a framework on self-regulatory organisations (SROs). Since then, industry bodies in finance have shown interest in setting up SROs. It is early days even as there are concerns over dual membership and SROs’ scope. Anish Mashruwala, partner, JSA Advocates and Solicitors (and co-chair of the finance practice and head of its banking & finance group), spoke with Raghu Mohan on these issues in a telephonic interview. Edited excerpts:

What is your view on dual membership in SROs?

Let’s say I am a member of the Indian Merchants’ Chamber and

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