Regulator Sebi's board will meet tomorrow to discuss the actions taken so far against brokers allegedly involved in the Rs 5,600 crore NSEL scam along with the status of the ongoing probe into the NSE co-location issue.
Besides, the board will consider a proposal to relax norms for the purchase of distressed assets. It also plans to ease the rules for direct registration of foreign investors and also fast-track the listing process for firms, including startups, as part of efforts to make the Indian stock market more attractive for domestic and overseas investments.
