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SEBI Uses AI-Powered System to Monitor Suspicious Trades in Real Time

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India's capital markets regulator SEBI has deployed an artificial intelligence-based system to detect suspicious trading activity as it happens. The technology is designed to identify potential misconduct and flag emerging risks across financial markets. This AI-driven approach marks a significant shift in how SEBI conducts market surveillance. The move reflects the regulator's broader push to integrate advanced technology into its oversight and enforcement operations.

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