The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is the statutory regulatory body for the securities and capital market in India. Mutual funds fall under the purview of the capital market, and therefore, SEBI regulates their operations to protect investor interests.
Which among the following agency regulates the mutual funds in India?
Asked in UPPSC Upper Mains 2013 · Topic: Money & Banking (Financial Markets: Money Market and Capital Market (Components, Instruments, Role))
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