SEBIs decision to restore open-market buybacks through stock exchanges marks a pragmatic regulatory shift that supports efficient capital allocation. The move recognises evolving market dynamics while maintaining safeguards, giving companies greater flexibility to return surplus capital and strengthening confidence in market-led decision-making.

SEBI's board will discuss reintroducing open-market buybacks and streamlining AIF and mutual fund processes in tomorrow's meeting.

This Friday, Sebi's board is gearing up for a pivotal meeting focused on several transformative proposals. Among these is the revival of open-market share buybacks, now with a…

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has given the green light to reintroduce open market buybacks for companies, effective August 1. This new route allows firms to…

SEBI reintroduces open market buybacks, streamlines AIF launches, and enhances SME framework for better capital raising.

Sebi has greenlit buyback flexibility for companies, reintroducing open market options via exchanges from August 1. Mutual funds gain relaxed borrowing norms for liquidity, and…