The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Friday authorized a sequence of reforms geared toward strengthening India’s capital markets, together with relaxed IPO norms for very large firms, streamlined access for foreign traders, and a revised framework for anchor traders in public points. The choices got here throughout the third board assembly chaired by Sebi chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey since he assumed workplace on March 1.Under the brand new rules, very large firms may have relaxed minimal IPO necessities and prolonged timelines to adjust to minimal public shareholding norms, making it simpler for them to access the market, PTI reported.To appeal to foreign participation, Sebi launched a single-window facility for low-risk traders, simplifying compliance and enhancing the enchantment of Indian securities as an funding vacation spot.The regulator additionally revamped the share allocation framework for anchor traders in firms’ maiden public choices, aiming to make IPOs extra enticing to world funds.In a separate transfer to strengthen governance, Sebi mandated the appointment of two govt administrators in market infrastructure establishments, together with inventory exchanges, to enhance operational oversight and threat administration.