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  • MF News SEBI to regulate social media influencers giving unsolicited advice

    SEBI to regulate social media influencers giving unsolicited advice

    The market regulator said that it is working on guidelines to regulate financial influencers.
    Team Cafemutual Nov 22, 2022

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    SK Mohanty, SEBI Whole Time Member has recently said that the market regulator will regulate social media influencers who give unsolicited financial advice.

    Speaking at the sidelines of the CII event recently held in Mumbai, Mohanty said, “We are working on guidelines for financial influencers. There has been a surge in people giving lectures on YouTube on assured returns.”

    Last year, SEBI issued a warning for investors against unsolicited stock tips and investment advice that are circulated through bulk SMS, websites and social media platforms. The market regulator further advised investors to exercise appropriate due diligence before dealing in the securities market.

    The market regulator said that circulation of such 'misleading messages' is not only detrimental to the interest of the investors but also 'adversely affects the integrity' of the securities market.

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    3 Comments
    AAKASH CAPITAL Swaminathan R · 1 year ago `
    good decision and growth for financial industry. Protect investors from mis leading information
    Anup Agarwal · 1 year ago `
    Very good decision. And also ban all those people who are misleading on social media and cancel their licenses.
    Prakash Ranjan · 1 year ago `
    A welcome move but should also not allow a well qualified expert or someone holding a senior level position to predict market level. No one is God who can predict future of market indices.
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