Options
- A
Regulate insurance companies in India
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Protect the interests of investors in securities
Correct answer
- C
Determine fiscal policy for the government
- D
Issue currency notes
Why this is the answer
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) was established to regulate the securities market and protect investors from unfair practices. SEBI ensures transparency, monitors trading activities, and prevents insider trading or fraud. Options A, C, and D relate to functions of IRDAI, the Finance Ministry, or RBI, not SEBI.
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