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Sucheta Dalal draws a powerful parallel between the landmark Pinochet case and the current crisis engulfing SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India). What does a Chilean dictator have to do with a financial regulator in India? More than you'd think. The principles of judicial propriety from the Pinochet case highlight the ethical lapses in SEBI's handling of the Adani investigation, particularly the serious allegations of conflict of interest against SEBI's chairperson, Madhabi Puri Buch. Watch as Sucheta Dalal delves into this critical issue, examining the implications for India’s financial markets and the importance of transparency and ethics in regulatory bodies.

Debashis Basu discusses SEBI's latest consultation paper that proposes significant changes to the regulatory framework for investment advisors (IAs) and research analysts (RAs). These changes include easing entry barriers, relaxing compliance requirements, and redefining roles, particularly for research analysts. As SEBI aims to expand the pool of registered advisors and analysts, Debashis Basu delves into whether these changes will truly benefit investors or lead to unintended consequences. Tune in to understand the impact of these proposals on the investment advisory landscape in India.

Sucheta Dalal delves into the controversies surrounding SEBI’s investigation into the Adani Group, particularly in light of the explosive revelations by Hindenburg Research. The video explores the serious allegations against SEBI Chairperson Madhabi Puri-Buch, questioning her integrity and the transparency of the regulatory body. With India’s credibility as a key global market at stake, this discussion highlights the need for a thorough and independent investigation to restore confidence in the regulatory framework.

Sucheta Dalal delves into the recent upheavals in India's stock market and the underlying factors contributing to this shift. With a focus on the plummet of the benchmark NIFTY and the overall impact on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), she explores the juxtaposition between market exuberance and national discontent. From the role of the Union Budget and political changes to the ramifications of the co-location scam and the grey market activities surrounding NSE shares, this video offers a comprehensive analysis of the current state of India's financial landscape.

In this insightful Acast, Sucheta Dalal delves into the implications of the recent Union Budget decision to eliminate the benefit of indexation on real estate, sparking significant debate and controversy. She explores how this change affects property investors, the overall real estate market, and the broader economic landscape in India. With expert opinions and detailed analysis, this video provides a comprehensive understanding of the factors at play and what this means for current and future homeowners.

Bull Market Secrets Unveiled! In this insightful audio, Debashis Basu breaks down the unexpected resilience and soaring heights of India's stock market despite various economic challenges and political upheavals.

Sucheta Dalal examines the multiple crises facing India as the finance minister prepares to present the first budget of the third Modi government. With a focus on the widening income inequality, infrastructure failures, rampant corruption, education system issues, and the burden of taxation, Sucheta Dalal paints a comprehensive picture of the dire optics the government is currently battling.

Debashis Basu sheds light on the staggering statistics from the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI), highlighting the severe cost escalations and delays in various sectors including railways, water resources, and atomic energy. With over 779 delayed projects and costs soaring by over 18%, the situation is dire.

Sucheta Dalal explores how this problem has been overlooked by regulators, despite being brought to their attention multiple times over the years. She shares real-life examples and investor experiences, highlighting the lack of practical solutions provided by SEBI, exchanges, and depositories. From rematerialisation charges to the bureaucratic hurdles faced by investors, the video sheds light on the frustrating reality of dealing with dud shares.