India’s Securities and Exchange Board (SEBI) has put in place a two-year cooling-off period for past officials. The new regulations broaden investment restrictions to include the family members of employees. Notably, SEBI personnel are now required to step away from specific issues that involve personal affiliations and must report any future job discussions within a thirty-day timeframe. These changes take effect starting Monday.
US stocks today: US stocks end lower as Iran tensions dampen risk appetite; chipmakers drop
Tech stocks dragged Wall Street lower as escalating US Iran tensions and a renewed blockade lifted oil prices and dented risk appetite. Nasdaq led losses