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2.5. Important Regulatory Bodies

Some important regulatory bodies and their powers and functions are listed below. This is not an exhaustive list and only important bodies have been listed.

 

2.5.1. Reserve Bank of IndiaObjectivesLegal FrameworkMajor Functions of RBI Monetary AuthorityRegulatory and SupervisoryForeign Exchange ManagementCurrency IssuerDevelopmental roleRelated FunctionsMonetary Policy Committee (MPC)Composition of MPCProcess of Monetary Policy formulationRBI and GovernmentSection 7 of the Reserve Bank of India ActRBI's reservesDividends to governmentHandling of weak public sector banksPrompt corrective action or PCA frameworkEasing loans to small and medium enterprises or SMEs2.5.2. Securities and Exchange Board of IndiaWhat is SEBI?What is the purpose of SEBI?Objectives of SEBIFunctions of SEBI(b) An Appraisal / Assessment of SEBI’s WorkMajor achievements of SEBIRecent developments related to SEBISecurities and Exchange Board of India (Foreign Portfolio Investors) Regulations, 2019Way Forward2.5.3. Insurance Regulatory and Development AuthorityEntities regulated by IRDAI:c. Re-Insurance Companies(a) Powers and functions2.5.4. Competition Commission of India(a) Function and ResponsibilitiesNational Company Law Tribunal2.5.5. Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI)Powers and FunctionsNet Neutrality in India What is Net Neutrality?Net Neutrality regulations in India:2.5.6. National Pharmaceuticals Pricing Authority National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority2.5.7. Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India2.5.8. Atomic Energy Regulatory BoardFunctions of AERB2.5.9. Central Electricity Regulatory BoardAdvisory Functions:2.5.10. Food Safety and Standard Authority of IndiaFunction: