New Delhi, March 7 -- India's new securities markets regulator, Tuhin Kanta Pandey, pledged to address the concerns of foreign investors, pursue 'optimum regulation', and enhance transparency-only to leave market experts wanting more.

Pandey, who took over from Madhabi Puri Buch as the chairperson of the Securities and Exchange Board of India on 1 March, said a transparent and accountable regulatory framework would foster confidence and clarity in the market.

"Going ahead, we will endeavour to bring more transparency in the system, including board disclosures," the Sebi chief said at the Moneycontrol-CNBC Global Wealth Summit on Friday.

Some market experts sought more clarity on Pandey's pledges, particularly on transparency.

"Whether...