The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has appointed Sunil Jayawant Kadam as its new executive director, with the leadership transition taking effect at the regulator’s Mumbai headquarters.Kadam will now be responsible for overseeing key functional areas, including the Information Technology Department (ITD), Office of Investor Assistance and Education (OIAE), Department of Economic and Policy Analysis (DEPA), General Services Department (GSD), Board Cell, and the RTI & Parliamentary Questions Cell, along with matters pertaining to the National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM).
Before this, Kadam served as chief general manager at SEBI and has handled a wide spectrum of functions since joining the regulator in 1996. His past roles include stints as registrar at NISM, regional director of SEBI’s northern regional office, and senior positions in corporation finance, market regulation, surveillance, and investigations.
His expertise spans complex areas such as forensic accounting, Indian depository receipts (IDRs), e-voting, business responsibility reporting, and high-stakes legal proceedings, including search and seizure operations, adjudications, and litigations.Kadam has also contributed to key regulatory frameworks through his involvement in SEBI’s Committee on Disclosures and Accounting Standards (SCODA), and played a role in shaping the OECD’s report on ‘Related Party Transactions and Minority Shareholder Protection.’
Before this, Kadam served as chief general manager at SEBI and has handled a wide spectrum of functions since joining the regulator in 1996. His past roles include stints as registrar at NISM, regional director of SEBI’s northern regional office, and senior positions in corporation finance, market regulation, surveillance, and investigations.
His expertise spans complex areas such as forensic accounting, Indian depository receipts (IDRs), e-voting, business responsibility reporting, and high-stakes legal proceedings, including search and seizure operations, adjudications, and litigations.Kadam has also contributed to key regulatory frameworks through his involvement in SEBI’s Committee on Disclosures and Accounting Standards (SCODA), and played a role in shaping the OECD’s report on ‘Related Party Transactions and Minority Shareholder Protection.’
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