SECURITIES ARBITRATION IN THE INDIAN SCENARIO
Keywords:
Securities Arbitration, Stock Exchanges, Investor DisputeAbstract
Alternative dispute redressal (ADR) mechanism is envisaged as an ultimate resort with changing times. It is considered as the new dynamics for resolving lawsuits. Securities arbitration is an ADR practice which peculiarly settles dispute between trading participants and their clients on exchange. “Securities and Exchange Board of India” is the authoritative body that formulates by-laws for any type of stock exchange. SEBI itself expounds arbitration as the alternative settlement procedure for settling exchange disputes. This paper majorly focuses on intensifying the provisions of SEBI act that entails arbitration as an ADR practice and also exemplifies the functioning of “Market Intermediaries Regulation and Supervision Department” for the same. This paper also encompasses the issue of arbitrability of disputes and various facets of Securities arbitration and investor dispute redressal.
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