SEBI invites public feedback on revamp of online dispute resolution system by August 13 deadline

The MIIs have better control and enforceability over the intermediaries and listed entities, and most of them are registered with MIIs in some capacity, said SEBI

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Prelims-testable facts

01SEBI proposes to revamp the online dispute resolution framework.
02The current online dispute resolution framework is inefficient and requires improvement.
03SEBI invites public comments until August 13 for the proposed overhaul of the ODR framework.
04Market Infrastructure Institutions (MIIs) have better control and enforceability over intermediaries and listed entities.
05Most MIIs are registered with SEBI in some capacity.
06SEBI aims to make the dispute resolution process more efficient, effective, and enforceable through the proposed changes.
07The responsibility of dispute resolution may be shifted from ODR institutions to Market Infrastructure Institutions (MIIs).

Trap alerts

Most people think that SEBI's overhaul of the online dispute resolution framework is aimed at reducing timelines only, but actually it also aims to make the process more effective and enforceable.
Many students believe that the proposed changes will eliminate the role of ODR institutions entirely, but actually they may be shifted to a secondary or supporting role.

Mains Practice Question

Critically examine the implications of SEBI's proposed overhaul of its online dispute resolution framework on listed entities and intermediaries.

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Prelims Practice MCQs

Single facteasy

SEBI is seeking public comments on which proposed overhaul till August 13, 2026?

A.The overhaul of the online dispute resolution framework
B.The review of corporate governance norms
C.The revision of insider trading regulations
D.The update of SEBI's IT infrastructure

SEBI is mulling an overhaul of its online dispute resolution framework, aiming to improve control and enforceability over intermediaries and listed entities.

Single facthard

Most MIIs are registered with SEBI in which capacity?

A.As listed entities
B.As intermediaries
C.As market watchdogs
D.As custodians of investor assets

Most Market Infrastructure Institutions (MIIs) are registered with SEBI in some capacity, reflecting their critical role in facilitating financial transactions.

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