Abstract This blog argues that the intensifying efforts to regulate AI, notably through initiatives like the EU AI Act, are predominantly driven by the Global North, often neglecting the significant socio-cultural, legal, and economic differences across countries. While there is widespread consensus that AI governance must adopt a global approach due to the technology’s borderless Continue reading
Securities and Exchange Board of India (“SEBI”) recent guidelines, issued on May 24, 2024, restrict the real-time dissemination of price data to third-party platforms in India’s securities market. Aimed at curbing misuse and ensuring market stability, these measures require stringent compliance from market intermediaries and Market Infrastructure Institutions (“MIIs”). The regulations balance innovation in financial technology with investor protection, mandating legal agreements and annual assessments for data sharing. By permitting delayed public access to price information for educational purposes, SEBI seeks to enhance transparency while deterring speculative activities. This regulatory framework underscores SEBI’s commitment to fostering a fair and secure securities market environment.
