The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is enhancing its surveillance systems to detect and prevent manipulation in derivatives trading, according to SEBI Chairperson Tuhin Kanta Pandey. Speaking at an event in Mumbai for the launch of Proxy Advisor Recommendations integrated into the e-voting systems of CDSL and NSDL investor apps, Pandey emphasized SEBI's commitment to retail investor protection and tighter surveillance at both the regulatory and exchange levels. He highlighted the complexity of identifying manipulative practices, noting the extensive analytical work based on large volumes of data. SEBI has also simplified the e-voting process over the years to improve corporate governance, which SEBI Member Kamlesh Varshney described as crucial for publicly listed companies. These initiatives aim to strengthen transparency and governance in the Indian securities market.