Co-location Scandal: SEBI’s Orders Lead to More Questions Than Answers

In this insightful video, Sucheta Dalal delves into SEBI's recent orders on the 2015 co-location scandal involving the National Stock Exchange (NSE). Despite claims of exoneration, the orders leave many unanswered questions, particularly concerning SEBI’s investigations and its failure to establish collusion or fraud. The video covers key aspects of the scam, the roles of NSE’s former officials, and the intriguing outcomes of various legal battles. Watch to understand how these developments impact India’s capital market and the future of NSE’s listing.

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[AshwinZaveri-wr]

corruption at all levels is killing wealth, madam your are doing great job of awareness among investors

[ramd]

There comes a point Mam, when you leave it to their conscience. I understand your hard work for making sure retailers are safe.

[lalramchandrasinghdeo]

Such investigative journalism deserves more appreciation . We need to support this channel by viewing more n subscribing .

[bhalchandraponkshe]

Technically as well as logically very correct argument. Great job Ms. Dalal. All these things are beyond the capacity and limited knowledge of a common man. Now the key issue is ... Whether anybody is there to listen this in current euphoric market scenario ?

[umeshsidhaye]

When SEBI itself(and more so it's senior officials) is under serious scanner (as we have seen of late), it is impossible to expect an impartial adjudication from them, on any matter, going forward..!
The present case is a classic example of that..

[raghvendrasingh]

IPO is coming
NSE announced bonus shares
SEBI dropping charges

[vaibhavkharatmal]

Love the work you do. It inspires a lot. Thanks for your journelism.

[vishalsaroha]

Yes.basis of the decision and timing appeared surprising.

[sanjaygadhalay]

Thank you sucheta always a pleasure to see your programmes very well researched and argued points

[PagadalaVijayKumar]

Ma'am Namaskar, I love your presentation. 🎉

1. Colo access has to be gives to every participant of the Stock market community. All small traders/investers must be bestowed with the right to use Technology.

2. HFT However, routes through the Broker, as a Privilage it has to provided for All participant with out extra payment or with the nominal fee.

3. When some Baba from a remote concave, place, whispers one virtually, why not the common person use it Reality?

4. Hotha Hai, Chalta Hai, styled old dogs have to be ground at once. The Callous attitude and the unworthy green signatories must be eradicated for betterment of a Healthy Economy.🙏

[agytjax]

This happens only in India. Regulators usually tame the erring entities. In this case, SEBI itself has lost all its credibility, helmed by a corrupt lady. The interesting thing here is the role of Finance Ministry. It has not even on a single instance called SEBI or its chief to explain the issues plaguing it. It is indeed a miracle that despite such a incompetent and integrity-lacking regulator, Foreign Institutional investors still continue to invest

[robertpereira]

Feeling some back door arrangement with former FM & current Government

[tusharnalini]

Can Supreme Court help solve the problem?

[factchecker]

It is unbelievable that only OPG was the culprit and other brokers who had access to COLO were not involved in this Scam.
Who are the Promoter Shareholders of NSE
Who are the real people behind these Promoters?

[narasimhasrinivas]

Some questions arise: 1. OPG is singled out and they would go on a long legal course, but how many others benefited by the COLO facility while it lasted? Do we have a list? 2. Do we take it that COLO benefit is no longer available selectively due to adoption of technology? 3. Since NSE is now exonerated of all wrongdoing and cleared to enter the market in spite of all the smoke, is it a fit case for the Supreme Court to take a Suo Motu cognisance of the issue to stop it?

[chotaniraju]

At least you spoke abt it.. rest media is complete scielence

[suryanshchoudhury]

SEBI needs a complete reorganisation and restructuring. It's failing at it's job

[TyagiMarketMaker]

how would you like to know about 500CR + stock market scandle in NOIDA?
with all the proof!

[factchecker]

Where is Ajay Shah Susan Shah Sunita Shah?
Arent they still getting Royalty on Nify 50 as if the composition of Nifty 50 is Rocket Science.

[mayankkathed]

Abhi bhi Scam hi chal raha hain, Market is overvalued like Harshad Mehta times