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    Sebi proposes comprehensive review of merchant banker regulations

    Markets regulator Sebi has proposed a comprehensive review of merchant banker regulations to address changes in market dynamics. The review includes assessing the activities of bankers, updating capital adequacy requirements, and introducing a minimum liquid net worth.

    Binance registers with FIU-IND, pays Rs 18.8 crore fine to restart operations in India

    Binance registration with the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU-IND) marks its 19th global regulatory milestone, the company said in a statement on Thursday. India leads the world in grassroots crypto adoption, according to Chainalysis’ 2023 Global Crypto Adoption Index, Binance said.

    Green bonds - Municipal bodies think change, climate change

    Brihanmumbai's ₹10,224 crore FY25 climate budget signifies Indian municipal bodies' shift to sustainability. With Solapur, Vadodara, Bhopal, Indore, and Pimpri-Chinchwad leading green initiatives, CEO Masood Mallick highlights Swachh Bharat Mission, regulatory evolution, and public-private partnerships. NGT's environmental compensation emphasizes compliance, increasing the need for green financing.

    RBI policy on expected lines, upgrading GDP growth estimate reposes confidence: Bankers

    Bankers welcomed the Reserve Bank of India's decision to maintain interest rates, as it was in line with expectations, with an upward revision of the growth estimate. The move, including the unchanged repo rate, was seen as positive for the economy. The revised GDP growth forecast for FY25 instilled confidence in the central bank's outlook. Industry leaders praised the regulatory measures and highlighted the importance of collaboration for financial sector growth.

    Trai reviewing norms for inactive landline and mobile connections, seeks feedback

    The telecom regulator is seeking input on defining inactive landline and mobile connections as part of a discussion paper for a revised national numbering plan. It also seeks industry suggestions on reusing numbering resources from inactive connections.

    Human intelligence on keeping AI in line

    The second global summit on AI regulation in Seoul showed progress in overseeing AI development. Tech companies reiterated their commitment to basic safeguards. Governments are establishing institutions to monitor risks and define restricted areas. The focus is on harmonizing international regulations to keep AI within approved limits. While promising, current regulations lack enforcement. The shift to government oversight signals progress from industry and academia. Two approaches are emerging: applying rules based on use cases and controlling AI development at its source to prevent scenarios where AI outwits regulations.

    The Economic Times
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