Mumbai, Dec. 12 -- The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) employees have voiced concerns about the public disclosure of assets and liabilities, a proposal made by a high-level committee in November to improve transparency at the Indian market regulator. "I think there are some privacy issues relating to financial assets. They have no concerns about giving it internally to an independent office or whatever we establish within Sebi for this purpose. But putting it out as a matter of thing to the public domain, they have issues," said Sebi chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey during the Mint BFSI Summit 2025 in Mumbai on Friday.

The market regulator had set up a high-level committee to make suggestions on improving conflict-of-interest and d...