Summary: SEBI has recently approved various rule changes for intermediaries such as stock-brokers, REITs/ InvITs, IAs, RAs, FPIs, and angel funds, with a view to ease entry norms and compliance obligations, provide flexibility and to attract more retail and foreign investments. This paper summarises the key changes and their implications for intermediaries.
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