Sebi Warns Reliance Industries Over Insider Trading Lapses

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Sebi has issued an administrative warning to Reliance Industries after finding that two employees and a relative traded shares while possessing unpublished price-sensitive information.
The regulator noted compliance lapses but imposed no financial penalties, with Reliance promising corrective measures.

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Sebi has issued an administrative warning to Reliance Industries after finding that two employees and a relative traded shares while possessing unpublished price-sensitive information. The regulator noted compliance lapses but imposed no financial penalties, with Reliance promising corrective measures.

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