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SEBI revises price-data sharing norms for investor education by replacing the prior one-day sharing lag and three-month usage lag with a uniform 30-day lag for both sharing and use of market price data for educational and awareness activities. NISM is granted a separate carve-out to access market price data with a one-day lag for its simulation lab. MIIs and market intermediaries must exercise due diligence, enter into appropriate legal agreements to prevent misuse, and maintain an audit trail for data usage. The revised provisions apply from 1 July 2026 and require corresponding systems, bye-law, rule and regulation amendments, and market dissemination.
SEBI revises price-data sharing norms for investor education by replacing the prior one-day sharing lag and three-month usage lag with a uniform 30-day lag for both sharing and use of market price data for educational and awareness activities. NISM is granted a separate carve-out to access market price data with a one-day lag for its simulation lab. MIIs and market intermediaries must exercise due diligence, enter into appropriate legal agreements to prevent misuse, and maintain an audit trail for data usage. The revised provisions apply from 1 July 2026 and require corresponding systems, bye-law, rule and regulation amendments, and market dissemination.
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