Foundation

Understanding SEBI and RBI's Roles in Financial Crime Prevention

A ground-up guide to how India's two main financial regulators prevent, detect and punish financial crime. Start with the map: what counts as financial crime, why SEBI and RBI have very different mandates, and where agencies such as the ED, FIU-IND, SFIO and CBI fit in. Then go inside SEBI's fight against market crime: insider trading, manipulation and front running under the PIT and PFUTP Regulations, how exchange surveillance flags suspicious trades, and the orders, penalties and settlements SEBI uses once it finds them. Next, go inside RBI's rulebook for banking crime: how banks must classify and report frauds, early warning signals and red-flagged accounts, wilful defaulters, KYC obligations and the rules on digital payment fraud and customer liability. See both regulators at work in real Indian cases, then learn how to verify an entity's registration, where to report fraud, and what compliance and investigation careers look like.

SEBI vs RBI MandatesInsider Trading and PFUTPMarket SurveillanceRBI Fraud Risk ManagementWilful Defaulters and KYCReporting Financial Fraud
MODULES
5
DURATION
4 Hours
TRACK
Forensic Accounting & Compliance

What You'll Master

Explain which kinds of financial crime fall under SEBI, which under RBI, and which go to other agencies
Describe what SEBI's insider trading and PFUTP rules prohibit, with Indian examples of each
Understand how surveillance flags suspicious trades and what SEBI can do once it finds wrongdoing
Walk through how a bank classifies, reports and follows up on a fraud under RBI's directions
Know your rights and liability when a digital payment fraud hits your account
Verify a broker, adviser or lender before dealing with them, and know exactly where to report fraud
Access Level
LEARNER
Everything included
Full Text Playbooks
Actionable Exercises
Mobile Reading Mode
Lifetime Updates

Curriculum Breakdown