Sebi eases regulations for startup founders and public sector cos to boost capital market

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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has approved new rules. Startup founders can now hold employee stock options after listing. Alternative investment funds get co-investment opportunities. Public sector companies can voluntarily delist with relaxed norms. Foreign funds will benefit from eased investment rules. These changes aim to boost investment and simplify regulations for businesses in India.

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