Sebi, in its disclaimer, any content posted on its social media handles is not a rule, regulation, circulation, guidelines or a statement of the board, but merely for the dissemination of information available on the official website.
“Reposting, after, or similar, SEBI accounts should not be interpreted as an approval of an individual, group or entity by staff,” the regulator said.
Sebi has also framed the investor charter to promote transparency among investors and increase awareness, trust and trust.
The Investor Charter includes the Investor’s vision and mission statement, rights and liability, the investor’s complaint relief mechanism, and the DO and DOS vision and liability for investment in the securities market. It also provides a broader perspective on the various rights and responsibilities of investors.
Regulators also advise that the following entities issue broad guidelines on the Investor Charter and develop their own Investor Charters: Investor Charters help to ensure that all investors have clear and concise information about their rights and responsibilities. 2) Know about the investor complaints relief mechanism. 3) Know the risks associated with prior investment. 4) Track account statements and bring them in quickly among others.
Dots are constituted and do not pay in cash while investing in the securities market, exceeding the limits. Additionally, we do not share important information with anyone, such as account details, login ID, password, DIS, and more.
