Comprehensive Course on SEBI Regulations

SEBI Regulations are the guidelines set by the Securities and Exchange Board of India to ensure fair, transparent, and secure practices in the securities market. This course will help you understand these rules, stay compliant, and confidently handle legal and regulatory requirements in the financial sector.
Faculty Instructor
Start Date
13 Oct 2025
End Date
23 Oct 2025
duration
Duration :
10 Hrs
lesson
Lessons :
10
timer

Time :

07:00 PM
-
08:00 PM

₹2999

₹5999

+GST

Who is this for?

  • Company Secretary
  • Business Owners
  • Finance Professionals
  • Accountants
  • Tax Professionals

What will be Covered in the Course?

Day 1 Introduction to SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India)

  • Background and Establishment of SEBI
  • Objectives of SEBI
  • Powers of SEBI
  • Functions of SEBI
  • Key SEBI Regulations
  • Recent Developments in SEBI Framework

Day 2 SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015

  • Regulation 7 – Appointment of Compliance Officer and their responsibilities.
  • Regulation 17 – Board of Directors composition requirements.
  • Regulation 18 – Audit Committee composition and role.
  • Regulation 19 – Nomination and Remuneration Committee.
  • Regulation 20 – Stakeholders Relationship Committee.
  • Regulation 21 – Risk Management Committee.

Day 3 SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015

  • Regulation 24 – Corporate governance for subsidiaries.
  • Regulation 27 – Filing of Corporate Governance Report.
  • Regulation 30 – Disclosure of Material Events / Information.
  • Regulation 31 – Shareholding Pattern disclosures.
  • Regulation 32 – Statement of Deviation(s) or Variation(s) in use of funds.
  • Regulation 33 – Financial results and disclosure timelines.
  • Regulation 34 – Annual Report requirements.
  • Regulation 46 – Website disclosures.

Day 4 SEBI (Prohibition of Insider Trading) Regulations, 2015

  • Regulation 2 – Key definitions (Insider, Connected Person, Unpublished Price Sensitive Information – UPSI, etc.).
  • Regulation 3 – Communication or procurement of UPSI (prohibition rules).
  • Regulation 4 – Trading when in possession of UPSI (prohibition rules).
  • Regulation 5 – Trading plans (pre-approved trading by insiders).
  • Regulation 6 – Disclosures of trading by certain persons.
  • Regulation 7 – Disclosures by promoters, employees, and directors.
  • Regulation 8 – Code of Fair Disclosure (internal policy for handling UPSI).
  • Regulation 9 – Code of Conduct to regulate, monitor, and report trading by designated persons.
  • Regulation 10 – Chinese Wall policy and legitimate purposes.
  • Schedule A – Principles of Fair Disclosure for purposes of Code of Practices.
  • Schedule B – Minimum Standards for Code of Conduct for listed companies and intermediaries.

Day 5 SEBI (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2018

1. Definitions (Reg. 2)

  • Initial Public Offer
  • Further Public Offer
  • Promoter
  • Promoter Group
  • Preferential Issue
  • Rights Issue
  • Qualified Institutional Buyer
  • Anchor Investor
  • Lock-in

2. Initial Public Offer

  • Eligibility Criteria (Reg. 6)
  • Appointment of Merchant Banker
  • Due Diligence & DRHP preparation
  • Filing with SEBI & exchanges
  • Roadshows & marketing
  • Pricing via Book Building / Fixed Price
  • Allotment & listing

3. Fast Track IPO (Reg. 155)- Eligibility Conditions

Day 6 SEBI (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2018

1. Further Public Offer (FPO)

  • Eligibility Criteria
  • Process Highlights
  • Appointment of Merchant Banker
  • Due Diligence & Draft Offer Document preparation
  • Filing with SEBI & exchanges
  • Pricing via Book Building / Fixed Price
  • Allotment & listing

2. Prospectus

  • Types
  • Draft Red Herring Prospectus
  • Red Herring Prospectus
  • Shelf Prospectus
  • Abridged Prospectus
  • Contents
  • Company details and risk factors
  • Financial statements
  • Objects of the issue
  • Pricing and offer structure
  • Legal and regulatory disclosures

3. Fast Track FPO (Reg. 155)- Eligibility Conditions

Day 7 SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations, 2011

1. Introduction & Background

  • Purpose of SAST Regulations.
  • Key definitions (Acquirer, PAC, Target Company, Control, Open Offer).
  • Applicability to listed companies.

2. Trigger Points for Open Offer

  • Initial Acquisition Threshold: 25% or more of voting rights.
  • Creeping Acquisition Limit: 5% or more in a financial year if holding is between 25% and 75%.
  • Acquisition of Control: Even without shareholding change, if control is acquired.

3. Part 3 – Open Offer Process

  • Public Announcement.
  • Detailed Public Statement
  • Filing with SEBI and Stock Exchanges.
  • Offer Price Determination.
  • Offer Size

4. Exemptions from Open Offer

  • Inter-se transfer among promoters.
  • Acquisition under a scheme of arrangement approved by a court/NCLT.
  • Acquisition pursuant to rights issue or buy-back.

Day 8 SEBI (Buy-Back of Securities) Regulations, 2018

1. Introduction

  • Objective of buy-back regulations.
  • Benefits of buy-back for companies and shareholders.
  • Applicability to listed companies.

2. Modes of Buy-Back

  • Tender Offer.
  • Open Market Purchase.

3. Conditions for Buy-Back

  • Maximum buy-back limit
  • Debt-equity ratio post buy-back
  • Cooling-off period restrictions.

4. Procedural Requirements

  • Board / Shareholder approval thresholds.
  • Filing of public announcement.
  • Letter of offer to shareholders.
  • Escrow account requirements.

5. Post Buy-Back Compliance

  • Extinguishment of bought-back securities.
  • Filing with SEBI and stock exchanges.
  • Prohibition on further issue of same securities for 6 months.

Day 9 SEBI (Prohibition of Fraudulent and Unfair Trade Practices relating to Securities Market) Regulations, 2003

1. Introduction

  • Objective of PFUTP Regulations.
  • Role in ensuring fair and transparent securities markets.
  • Applicability to all persons and market intermediaries.

2. Key Definitions

  • Fraud.
  • Unfair trade practice.
  • Dealing in securities.
  • Inducement and misrepresentation.

3. Prohibited Activities

  • False or misleading statements.
  • Price rigging and manipulation.
  • Circular trading and synchronized trades.
  • Pump and dump schemes.
  • Creation of false market.

4. Investigation & Enforcement

  • SEBI’s powers to investigate.
  • Role of surveillance and monitoring systems.
  • Evidence collection process.

5. Penalties & Adjudication

  • Monetary penalties under SEBI Act.
  • Debarment from securities market.
  • Criminal prosecution in severe cases.

Day 10 SEBI (Depositories and Participants) Regulations, 2018

1. Introduction & Background

  • Purpose of the regulations.
  • Role of depositories in securities market infrastructure.
  • Transition from Depositories Act, 1996 to current regulations.

2. Key Definitions

  • Depository.
  • Participant.
  • Beneficial Owner.
  • Record Date.
  • Dematerialization and Rematerialisation

3. Registration & Eligibility

  • Conditions for grant of certificate to depositories.
  • Conditions for registration of participants.
  • Fit and proper criteria.

SEBI Course’s Key Features

  • English Medium
  • Duration 10 Hours
  • E Certificate
  • E Notes available
  • The Recordings will be provided