The Government of India is going to introduce the Securities Market Code bill 2025, under which three big old laws related to the stock market—SEBI Act 1992, Depository ACT 1996 and Securities Contract (Regulation) ACT 1956—will be changed into a single modern and simple law. This step is being considered very important towards making the stock market rules more transparent, clear and investor-friendly. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had hinted at this change for the first time in the Budget 2021–22. He said that due to different laws, companies and investors have to face many complexities and confusion. But after the implementation of the new code, all the rules will come in a single framework, which will make them very easy to understand and follow. This will not only save the time of investors, but will also reduce the huge expenditure of companies on compliance. Clarity in rules will increase transparency in the market and processes like trading, investment, fund transfer will become faster and simpler. If this bill is passed, the way of investing in the stock market can completely change in the coming years and common investors will get more security, convenience and confidence.

After the strictness on Digital Gold by SEBI, there has been a huge decline in the purchase of digital gold in October 2025. According to the report, purchases of digital gold declined by 61% in October, which is the lowest level this year. If we talk about the amount of investment, the value of digital gold purchased in October was only Rs 550 crore, whereas in September it was Rs 1,410 crore. The average investment this year is around Rs 951 crore. The special thing is that despite the Diwali and wedding season in the month of October, there was a decline in the purchase of gold, mainly due to the rising prices of Digital Gold and the new rules of SEBI. Most purchases of digital gold are made through UPI Apps. The number of transactions also declined from 10 crore in August-September to only 2.1 crore in October, showing a decline of almost 80%. SEBI regulations do not govern the purchase of physical gold against digital gold, but some risks remain for investors. In this video we will explain in detail why Digital Gold has declined at this time and what precautions investors should take.

There is news of great relief for those investing in the Indian market. SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) has released a new consultation paper, in which it has been proposed to reduce the fees and expenses associated with Mutual Funds and Derivative Trading. Under this proposal, it has been recommended to reduce the Total Expense Ratio (TER) of open-ended mutual funds by 0.15% and in closed-end schemes by 0.25%. Also, it has been suggested to reduce Cash Market Brokerage from the current 12 Basis Points to only 2 Basis Points and for Derivatives Trading from 5 to 1 Basis Point. SEBI aims to make the investment process more transparent, affordable and investor-friendly. Apart from this, instructions have also been given to show all Brokerage, Tax and Transaction Charges separately and make their information public in advance. Also, AMCs will be allowed to adopt Performance Linked Fees Structure. This step can prove to be a major improvement in increasing cost efficiency and transparency for Indian investors.

Jane Street on the orders of SEBI deposited in ₹ 4,843.5 crore Escrow, allegations – Manipulation from “Sinister Scheme” in Bank Nifty. BSE fell 22% and NSE 18%. Now eyes on the appeal of SAT or Supreme Court. Jane Street Deposits ₹ 4,843.5 CR in Escrow AMID SEBI’s Manipulation Proble. Market Reels – Bse Down 22%, NSE Drops 18%. Will jane street appeal to sat or sc, or retreat strategically?

NSE’s IPO is eagerly awaited by investors, which can also prove to be a big game Changer for many government companies (PSUs), as they have 31% stake with value of more than ₹ 1.74 lakh crore. LIC has the largest 10.72%stake, with more than ₹ 60,000 crore, while other stakeholders include Stock Holding Corporation (4.44%), SBI CAPS (4.33%) and SBI (3.23%). The NSE’s possible market cap can be ₹ 5.5-6 lakh crore and the share price in the unlisted market is around ₹ 2,350. It is possible to have a big movement in these PSU stocks from IPO.

The IPO of Sidar Textiles Limited has arrived – will it be right to invest in it or is it better to stay away from it? In this video, know the important information related to IPO, the company’s financial status, growth plans and its position in the market. Also get a clear review of experts – ** Apply or Avoid? ** For complete information, watch the video till the end and do not forget to subscribe to the channel for similar updates.