The Securities and Exchange Board of India, which was established in 1988, is a government agency. It is in charge of overseeing the country’s financial markets. SEBI’s key responsibilities include the promotion of India’s securities market. Along with the protection of investors’ interests, and the regulation of all market activity.   Let’s have a look at what the SEBI does to keep the financial markets from being disrupted.   Establishes the rules and regulations that govern how financial markets should be run.   Observes the activities of many stock and commodity exchanges. Retail investors’ interests are safeguarded. Ensures that markets are not manipulated. Stockbrokers, corporations, and other market participants are held to account.