Structured Digital Database SEBI

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Structured Digital Database SEBI

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In the world of financial markets, protecting Unpublished Price Sensitive Information (UPSI) is crucial to maintaining fairness and integrity. UPSI encompasses a wide range of information that, if made public, could significantly impact the securities' prices of a company. This includes vital details such as financial results, planned dividend declarations, securities issuances or buybacks, and major expansion plans. To effectively manage UPSI and comply with regulatory requirements, the Structured Digital Database SEBI (SDD) comes into play. As per Regulation 3(5) of the SEBI (Prohibition of Insider Trading) Regulations, it is the responsibility of the Board of Directors to ensure that the Company maintains an SDD, which records the nature of UPSI, the names of individuals who share the information, and the names of recipients, along with PAN or any other legally authorized identifier. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Structured Digital Database SEBI


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Ensuring UPSI Integrity How Structured Digital
Database SEBI helps
  • In the world of financial markets, protecting
    Unpublished Price Sensitive Information (UPSI) is
    crucial to maintaining fairness and integrity.
    UPSI encompasses a wide range of information
    that, if made public, could significantly impact
    the securities' prices of a company. This
    includes vital details such as financial results,
    planned dividend declarations, securities
    issuances or buybacks, and major expansion plans.
    To effectively manage UPSI and comply with
    regulatory requirements, the Structured Digital
    Database SEBI (SDD) comes into play. As per
    Regulation 3(5) of the SEBI (Prohibition of
    Insider Trading) Regulations, it is the
    responsibility of the Board of Directors to
    ensure that the Company maintains an SDD, which
    records the nature of UPSI, the names of
    individuals who share the information, and the
    names of recipients, along with PAN or any other
    legally authorized identifier. In this blog, we
    will explore how the implementation of the
    Structured Digital Database SEBI helps
    organizations uphold UPSI integrity, adhere to
    regulatory obligations, and promote transparency
    and trust within the financial market ecosystem.

2
Introduction
  • Ensuring UPSI Integrity
  • Overview of Structured Digital Database SEBI
  • Importance of protecting UPSI
  • Regulatory requirements

3
Time Stamping
  • Essential feature of Structured Digital Database
    SEBI
  • Ensures integrity and accuracy of UPSIrelated
    transactions
  • Assigns timestamp to each UPSIrelated
    event/activity

4
On-premises Hosting Information
  • Maintaining hosting infrastructure and data
    storage internally
  • Benefits of using on-premises hosting for UPSI
    management
  • Increased security and control

5
Audit Trail
  • Ensures transparency, accountability, and
    regulatory compliance
  • Captures detailed chronology of UPSIrelated
    activities/transactions
  • Provides reliable record for regulatory audits,
    internal reviews, and investigations

6
Benefits of Structured Digital Database SEBI
  • Maintain UPSI integrity
  • Comply with regulatory obligations
  • Promote transparency and trust within financial
    market ecosystem

7
Features and Functionality
  • Userfriendly interface
  • Secure access control
  • Realtime updates and notifications
  • Reporting and analytics

8
Implementation and Integration
  • Seamless integration with existing systems
  • Implementation process
  • Guidance and support from experts

9
Conclusion
  • Structured Digital Database SEBI is essential for
    ensuring UPSI integrity
  • Compliance with regulations and promotion of
    transparency and trust, helps navigate financial
    market ecosystem
  • Implementation and integration with existing
    systems is streamlined

10
References
  • Regulation 3(5) of the SEBI (Prohibition of
    Insider Trading) Regulations

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