SEBI Develops AI Trading Guidelines Amid Increased Cybersecurity Risks
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- •SEBI is creating guidelines for AI trading to address cybersecurity risks.
- •The new task force 'Cyber-suraksha.ai' will focus on AI-related cyber threats.
- •Project Jagrook aims to enhance investor awareness about financial markets.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is formulating guidelines for AI-driven trading to mitigate rising cybersecurity threats. SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey emphasized the dual nature of AI as both an enabler and a risk, noting that increased reliance on technology has amplified vulnerabilities in financial markets. The regulator is issuing advisories to enhance cybersecurity practices among regulated entities, including patch management and verification systems. Additionally, SEBI has launched 'Project Jagrook', an initiative aimed at improving investor awareness through AI. The new task force, 'Cyber-suraksha.ai', will focus on identifying and addressing AI-related cyber threats. Pandey also addressed concerns regarding foreign portfolio investor (FPI) withdrawals, describing them as normal market fluctuations. Overall, the initiative aims to strengthen the integrity of India's financial ecosystem against potential cyberattacks.
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