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A Flawed Exchange Board: The Need For Reforms In SEBI Part-II
In this part of the piece, the author argues about the power dynamics in SEBI and how can procedural flaws can be fixed by giving an internal revamp.
12 November 2022
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In this part of the piece, the author argues about the power dynamics in SEBI and how can procedural flaws can be fixed by giving an internal revamp.