19.Which of the following is NOT under the regulatory purview of SEBI? A. Stock exchanges B. Credit rating agencies C. Agricultural markets D. Venture capital funds
Question
19.Which of the following is NOT under the regulatory purview of SEBI? A. Stock exchanges B. Credit rating agencies C. Agricultural markets D. Venture capital funds
Solution
The answer is C. Agricultural markets.
Here's why:
A. Stock exchanges - SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) is the regulator for the securities market in India, which includes stock exchanges.
B. Credit rating agencies - SEBI also regulates credit rating agencies that rate securities offered by companies.
C. Agricultural markets - These are not regulated by SEBI but by the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers' Welfare, Government of India.
D. Venture capital funds - SEBI regulates venture capital funds as they are a category of investment funds.
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