Recent disclosures from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) indicate that there has been no significant foreign portfolio investment (FPI) selling triggered by new disclosure norms following the September deadline. In contrast, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) reported a net sell of ₹1,830.31 crore in equities on December 6, 2024, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) net bought ₹1,659.06 crore on the same day. This activity reflects a cautious sentiment among foreign investors, particularly in the options market. Additionally, SEBI has issued warnings to investors regarding unregulated bond platforms selling unlisted securities, and it has updated its Investor Charter to enhance investor confidentiality and service exit rights. The pace of new demat account openings has also slowed, reaching a seven-month low, with less than 3.2 million new accounts added in November 2024, marking the lowest growth since April 2024. Mishtann Foods has been instructed by SEBI to recover nearly ₹100 crore that was misappropriated and diverted to group entities and individuals associated with the company.