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of <h1>SEBI Can Appoint Inspecting Officers Under Regulation 52 to Probe Collective Investment Schemes and Protect Investor Interests.</h1> The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) under Regulation 52 of the Collective Investment Schemes Regulations, 1999, grants the Board the authority to appoint Inspecting Officers to inspect and investigate the affairs of trustees and Collective Investment Management Companies. This includes examining books of account, records, and operational procedures to ensure compliance with regulations, assess the adequacy of systems and safeguards, and address complaints from investors or other parties regarding the activities of these entities. The purpose is to ensure regulatory adherence and protect investor interests.
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