According to an announcement issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission of India on Friday, the agency has introduced new regulations for investment banks, covering aspects such as increasing capital adequacy requirements and strengthening regulatory compliance measures. Existing investment banks will have a two-year transition period to fully implement the requirements of the new regulations. Large investment banks are required to maintain the minimum net assets corresponding to the capital adequacy ratio at 250 million rupees by January 2027 and further increase to 500 million rupees by January 2028; smaller investment banks are required to set the target level of 75 million rupees by January 2027 and raised to 100 million rupees by January 2028.

According to an announcement issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission of India on Friday, the agency has introduced new regulations for investment banks, covering aspects such as increasing capital adequacy requirements and strengthening regulatory compliance measures. Existing investment banks will have a two-year transition period to fully implement the requirements of the new regulations. Large investment banks are required to maintain the minimum net assets corresponding to the capital adequacy ratio at 250 million rupees by January 2027 and further increase to 500 million rupees by January 2028; smaller investment banks are required to set the target level of 75 million rupees by January 2027 and raised to 100 million rupees by January 2028.