
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has launched a new digital platform named 'MITRA' to assist investors in tracking and reclaiming inactive or unclaimed mutual fund folios. This initiative aims to help individuals who may have lost track of their investments due to outdated contact information or other reasons. Additionally, SEBI has proposed measures to strengthen the regulatory framework for Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Rating Providers, enhancing transparency and accountability in the sector. Furthermore, SEBI is seeking greater access to social media records to combat unauthorized financial advice, a move that underscores its commitment to regulating financial influencers and ensuring investor protection.

Unregistered Finfluencers would be thanking SEBI now, as they have a reason (due to SEBI circular few days back) to not answer to their followers about the shitty stocks they pushed as decadal stories! https://t.co/7hCDeMTqGA
#MahaKumbh2025 The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) has taken an innovative step to educate people about mutual funds. Watch this special report to know more. https://t.co/VQkpEpvgsw
#Sebi on Thursday proposed new measures to strengthen the regulatory framework for ESG Rating Providers (ERPs), aiming to enhance transparency and accountability. @This_khushboo https://t.co/dzChGT1A5L