Mumbai, Sept. 13 -- India's markets regulator on Friday unveiled a sweeping package of reforms designed to galvanize the capital markets by making fundraising easier, liberalizing listing norms for large companies, and tightening governance across key institutions, including stock exchanges. The decisions, taken at a Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) board meeting, will reshape everything from mega listings and related-party transactions to the way stock exchanges, brokers, and investment advisors are regulated. In a move to attract marquee listings, Sebi has eased stake dilution norms for very large companies with market capitalisation more than Rs.50,000 crore and broadened the investor base. Then, the regulator has overhauled...