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<h1>SEBI's Role: Protecting Investors, Regulating Markets, and Enforcing Rules Against Insider Trading and Unfair Practices</h1> The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is tasked with protecting investors' interests and regulating the securities market. Its functions include regulating stock exchanges and securities markets, registering and overseeing intermediaries like brokers, depositories, and credit rating agencies, and promoting investor education. SEBI also prohibits insider trading and unfair trade practices, regulates acquisitions and takeovers, and can inspect and audit market participants. It has the authority to levy fees, conduct research, and impose penalties. SEBI can take measures such as suspending trading, restraining market access, and attaching assets during investigations, with the power to enforce civil court-like procedures.