What are the Objectives of SEBI?

OBJECTIVES OF SEBI :
(1) To promote orderly and healthy growth of the securities market in India.
(2) To protect the rights and interests of investors through necessary regulations.
(3) To create proper market environment for orderly functioning of securities market.
(4) To regulate operations of financial intermediaries such as brokers, underwriters,
portfolio managers and mutual funds. In addition, to promote professionalism among
the intermediaries.
(5) To create healthy market environment so as to enable companies (issuers of capital)
to raise adequate funds for their business through the sale of securities (shares,
debentures and bonds).
(6) To provide suitable education and guidance to investors so as to enable them to
protect their interest.
In short, SEBI is for the protection of investors, regulation of stock exchanges and
financial intermediaries and healthy growth of capital market in India.