Has India’s market regulator truly turned a corner?

In this audio, Sucheta Dalal examines the first year of SEBI chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey after a turbulent period for the regulator. While the year has been marked by stability and dozens of regulatory changes, key reforms remain pending.

From the delayed conflict-of-interest code for SEBI’s leadership to the unresolved enforcement case involving Jane Street, important questions remain about transparency, accountability and the future of India’s rapidly expanding derivatives market.

The discussion also explores SEBI’s crackdown on finfluencers, the long-awaited move toward listing the NSE, and the deeper structural issues facing Indian markets.

Has SEBI truly rebuilt credibility—or is the harder work still ahead?

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