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Under the SEBI (Research Analysts) Regulations, 2014, which of the following best describes a 'research report'?

A research report is any written or electronic communication that contains research analysis or a research recommendation on securities, including the analyst's views. It is not limited to paid, printed or messaging-based material, because the regulatory definition is broad and medium-neutral.

  1. AAny written or electronic communication containing research analysis or research recommendation on securities, including the research analyst's views on themCorrect
  2. BOnly a printed document sold to retail investors for a fee
  3. COnly the audited financial statements of a listed company
  4. DOnly a trading tip sent through a messaging application

Explanation

The regulations define a research report broadly as any written or electronic communication that contains research analysis or recommendation about securities or public offers. It is not limited to printed or paid documents. Limiting it to audited accounts or messaging tips is too narrow.

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