The capital market regulator has sought provisions to ensure the autonomy of regulatory bodies. “It is imperative to make sure there are adequate supportive provisions in the laws and rules to maintain the autonomous character of these institutions,” said C B Bhave, chairman, Securities & Exchange Board of India (Sebi). Bhave’s statement comes close on the heels of a stand-off between the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and ministry of finance on the issue of autonomy. Early this year, the central bank objected to an ordinance that gave a committee headed by the finance minister overriding powers in the event of inter-regulatory disputes
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