Planning a website like Moneycontrol where users can share their financial insights? Wondering if SEBI might raise questions if I have analysts who aren’t registered with them? Is this something I need to worry about, and if so, why?

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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

Planning a website like Moneycontrol where users can share their financial insights? Wondering if SEBI might raise questions if I have analysts who aren’t registered with them? Is this something I need to worry about, and if so, why?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

SEBI regulates financial advisors and analysts who provide investment advice or recommendations to the public. If your website offers financial insights and analysis that could influence investment decisions, you may need to ensure that your analysts are registered with SEBI to avoid potential legal issues.

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