One super regulator proposed; RBI to remain monetary authority
The Financial Sector Legislative Reforms Commission (FSLRC) headed by Justice (retd) B.N.Srikrishna handed over its final report* to Finance Minister P. Chidambaram at North Block today. ... »*FSLRC Report
Posted: 28 Mar 2013 07:19 AM PDT
The report of the Financial Sector Legislative Reforms Commission, which has recommended elaborate reforms in the financial sector, is now available.
Zenith Case>
Zenith SEBI Order - disturbing findings and curious SEBI Order
Requires to be intensively studied- in the context of the new corporate law and super regulatory authority ?!
Sporadic
Historically speaking,not refraining from looking back, it is absurd or perverse to even suggest, unwittingly or otherwise, that this is the first instance of its kind that the SEBI's findings could be faulted to be 'disturbing' or its resulting order be dubbed 'curious'.
The zenith's episode, as one can well imagine, may prove a specimen for a purposeful 'case study'; more so, for the experts' purpose of analyzing and examining in-depth whether the lately brought in new corporate law is, or how far it is going to prove, foolproof enough so as to effectively plugging in the deficiencies in or improving upon the replaced law, as widely acclaimed, all in the name of protecting and preserving the rights and interests of the 'stake holders'. Do so, having in the backdrop the recently rebooted idea of a 'super regulatory authority'.
Cross refer:
TOI
Editorial pg. 10>
Simplify The Rules
Push reforms by reducing the number of regulators in the financial sector (The recommendatin of the Financial Sector Legislative Reform Committee - FSLRC) to prune the number....
Not a single day passes without an anouncement proposed announcement of this type; hardly any mind or time left to make a conscious note of its purport or effect ...
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