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The three broad functions through which SEBI pursues its mandate in the securities market are:
SEBI's functions are classified as protective, regulatory and developmental. It protects investors' interests, regulates market intermediaries and issuers, and develops the securities market through training, research and promotional measures. Fiscal and monetary roles belong to the government and the RBI.
- AProtective, regulatory and developmentalCorrect
- BFiscal, monetary and supervisory
- CLegislative, executive and judicial
- DProduction, distribution and consumption
Explanation
SEBI's functions are classified as protective (safeguarding investors), regulatory (regulating intermediaries and market participants) and developmental (promoting the market, training, research). Fiscal and monetary functions belong to the government and RBI. The legislative-executive-judicial split describes government organs.
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