Securities and exchange Board of India was first established in the year

(a)

1980

(b)

1986

(c)

1988

(d)

1990

SEBI is an apex body that maintains and regulates our

(a)

capital market

(b)

mutual funds

(c)

share capital

(d)

none of these

The capital market is meaningless in the absence of the  

(a)

Brokers

(b)

Investors

(c)

Owners

(d)

employees

SEBI issues Guidelines and Instructions to business concerning

(a)

credit issues

(b)

capital issues

(c)

capital issues

(d)

share capital

Registering and controlling the functioning collective investment schemes such as

(a)

mutual funds

(b)

securities

(c)

bonds

(d)

debentures