SEBI says it is developing safeguards and new rules to prevent the misuse of brokers’ trading terminals. SEBI chairman Pandey made the comments while speaking at an event organised by ANMI, describing a framework intended to add protections around how trading terminals are used.
Outlets also report that SEBI is pursuing broader compliance and oversight initiatives. Times of India says the approach includes graded compliance for market intermediaries, measures to enhance cybersecurity, and efforts to streamline regulations while encouraging brokers to assess client risks more comprehensively. It also notes that SEBI is considering how AI tools can be tested safely as part of its technology-related work.
NDTV focuses on Pandey’s view that cybersecurity should be treated as a business priority rather than an IT cost. Across coverage, the shared theme is that SEBI is moving from general concern toward structured safeguards, combining regulatory expectations for intermediaries with a stronger emphasis on cyber and responsible use.
