Since corporate frauds are inevitable to happen, principle and rule-based regulations are not effective remedy to curb such criminalities but more preventive measures are needed, a senior Sebi official said here on Thursday.
Admitting that all companies, both publicly traded as well as privately held are vulnerable and susceptible to frauds, SK Mohanty, a whole-time member at the Securities and Exchange Board said the regulator is taking multiple measures to curb frauds and strengthening its enforcement mechanism.
Addressing a seminar on corporate frauds organized by the industry lobby CII, he said diversion of funds leads to erosion of wealth for shareholders and also leads to ethical crisis and reputational risk for both regulators as well as regulated entities.
Emphasising that frauds are neutral and can take place in any company irrespective of whether it is listed or not, and more so, in the wake of instances of digital data thefts and technological risks, Mohanty expressed …
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