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SEBI Proposes New Rules Amid Financial Scandals and Innovations

11/8/2025

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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) proposed new rules to enhance transparency in mutual fund total expense ratios.
Groww plans a INR6,632 crore initial public offering (IPO), but its dependence on brokerage revenue raises concerns.
A $500 million fraud involving fake invoices has been linked to Bankim Brahmbhatt, exposing risks in asset-backed lending.
Google made a quantum computing breakthrough, raising cybersecurity concerns regarding encryption vulnerabilities.
SEBI's T+0 settlement initiative is delayed due to issues with broker readiness and investor demand.

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Story summary

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) proposed new rules to enhance transparency in mutual fund total expense ratios.
Groww plans a INR6,632 crore initial public offering (IPO), but its dependence on brokerage revenue raises concerns.
A $500 million fraud involving fake invoices has been linked to Bankim Brahmbhatt, exposing risks in asset-backed lending.
Google made a quantum computing breakthrough, raising cybersecurity concerns regarding encryption vulnerabilities.
SEBI's T+0 settlement initiative is delayed due to issues with broker readiness and investor demand.