Which of the following entities are regulated by SEBI?

• Commercial Banks

• Insurance Companies

• Stockbrokers and Mutual Funds

• Public Sector Enterprises

Which of the following powers does SEBI have?

• To formulate India's fiscal policy

• To impose penalties for violations in the securities market

• To regulate the interest rates of banks

• To print currency notes

Which act governs SEBI's regulatory powers?

• Banking Regulation Act, 1949

• Securities and Exchange Board of India Act, 1992

• Companies Act, 2013

• Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999

SEBI regulates which of the following financial markets in India?

• Money Market

• Capital Market

• Foreign Exchange Market

• Real Estate Market

Who appoints the chairman of SEBI?

• Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

• President of India

• Government of India

• Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

One of the key objectives of SEBI is to:

• Reduce foreign investment in Indian markets

• Promote fair trading practices and investor protection

• Increase inflation in the country

• Control India's fiscal deficit

Which of the following is NOT an intermediary in the new issue market?

• Merchant Bankers

• Stockbrokers

• Underwriters

• Foreign Exchange Dealers

What is the primary role of merchant bankers in the new issue market?

• Printing currency notes

• Managing the issuance of new securities and advisory services

• Regulating stock market transactions

• Providing short-term loans to businesses

Which intermediary is responsible for guaranteeing the sale of securities in case of undersubscription?

• Brokers

• Underwriters

• Credit Rating Agencies

• Investors

Which entity is responsible for ensuring the fair pricing and distribution of new securities?

• Depositories

• Registrars to the Issue

• Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)

• Lead Managers