SEBI has barred former Axis Mutual Fund chief dealer Viresh Joshi from the securities market for seven years for orchestrating a front-running scheme using confidential client order information, fining him Rs 3 crore and 20 others a total of Rs 7.4 crore. This case highlights SEBI's strict enforcement against market abuse, a high-priority topic for banking and regulatory exams.
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- ›Regulator: SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India)
- ›Key Penalty (Individual): Rs 3 crore on Viresh Joshi
- ›Target this Data: Rs 7.4 crore total penalty, Rs 3 crore on Joshi, 7-year ban for Joshi, Rs 30.55 crore impounded unlawful gains.
- ›Target this Nodal Body: SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) – the regulator that issued the order.
- ›Target this Legal Point: PFUTP Regulations – the regulatory framework under which the action was taken.
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