Sebi Board Meeting December 2025: The Board of Directors of market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) will consider the report of the high-level committee constituted on issues related to conflict of interest of senior officials in an important meeting on Wednesday. This will be its fourth board meeting to be chaired by SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kant Pandey, in which the comprehensive reforms suggested to increase transparency and accountability will be discussed.

Important meeting of SEBI

The committee has made recommendations such as public disclosure of assets for top SEBI officials, establishment of a secure and anonymous whistleblower system, ban on expensive gifts, ban on appointment to any post for two years after retirement and creation of a new post of ‘Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer’ (CECO).

Apart from this, relaxation in KYC standards for NRIs, introduction of ‘closing auction session’ in the stock market and proposed changes in mutual fund and stock broker rules will also be considered in the meeting. SEBI has already issued a consultation paper on suggestions like clear definition of TER (Total Expense Ratio) in mutual fund rules, setting new limits on brokerage charges and keeping statutory taxes out of TER.

Along with this, the Board can also take a decision on the proposal to review the Stock Broker Regulations of 1992 and add a clear definition of algorithmic trading, which will further strengthen transparency and regulatory clarity in the market.

SEBI’s approval to NCDEX

National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) getting in-principle approval from market regulator SEBI to launch a mutual fund trading platform is considered an important strategic step for the exchange. NCDEX said on Monday that through this new facility, investors will be able to buy and sell units of mutual funds, due to which this exchange, which was limited to commodity based trading, will expand its scope.

According to the company, this platform will lay an initial and strong foundation towards the proposed equity trading segment in future, allowing NCDEX to emerge as a multi-asset exchange. The clearing and settlement responsibilities on this proposed mutual fund platform will be handled by National Commodity Clearing Limited (NCCL), which is a wholly owned subsidiary of NCDEX.

This is expected to ensure transparency, security and timely settlement in the transaction process. Market experts believe that this step of NCDEX will give an additional option to investors and with increased competition, mutual fund investment will be made more easy and accessible. Besides, this initiative is also being considered an important sign towards further broadening the role of exchanges in the Indian capital market.

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Rohit Sharma Property: Indian cricket star Rohit Sharma is famous not only for his batting skills but also for his impressive financial portfolio. Many fans are very curious to know about his global properties. Today we will know where Rohit Sharma’s property is in India and abroad.

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Rohit Sharma owns two high profile properties in Mumbai. He has a 6000 square feet luxurious apartment in Ahuja Towers, Worli. Its estimated price is around Rs 30 crore. This apartment is situated in the most expensive areas of Mumbai. Apart from this, he also has another apartment in Lodha Marquis, Lower Parel. He earns around Rs 3 lakh per month from this apartment because he has given it on rent. Apart from this, Rohit Sharma does not have any property abroad.

Net worth and sources of income

By 2025, Rohit Sharma’s net worth is estimated to be above Rs 214 crore. There are many sources of his wealth. First of all his cricket career and secondly brand endorsement. Rohit Sharma is an A+ grade player of the Board of Control for Cricket in India and he gets an annual salary of Rs 7 crore.

Along with this, Rohit Sharma represents Mumbai Indians who returned him for Rs 16.35 crore in 2025. During his IPL career, his earnings from this league have exceeded Rs 190 crore. Apart from this, Rohit is associated with more than 25 major brands. He also earns a good amount from the endorsements of these brands.

Rohit Sharma’s remaining assets

Rohit Sharma has a good collection of cars. He owns luxurious premium cars like a Lamborghini Urus, BMW M5, Mercedes-Benz S-Class. Apart from personal properties, Rohit Sharma also runs his own cricket academy in Mumbai named Crickingdom. This academy also has many branches at the international level. This also includes Singapore, United States, Bangladesh, Australia and Indonesia. His academy collaborates with schools and other sports academies to nurture young talent. Apart from all this, Rohit Sharma has also invested in many companies and startups apart from cricket and endorsements. This has diversified their sources of income.

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