SEBI is considering revising its governance norms for Market Infrastructure Institutions (MIIs) following objections from leading stock exchanges.
Stock exchanges have raised concerns about SEBI's proposal to appoint two Executive Directors as key managerial personnel with a dual reporting structure, potentially blurring accountability and reducing the managing director's authority.
Critics argue that the lack of clarity on the roles and reporting responsibilities of the Executive Directors could disrupt the current leadership structure within MIIs.
SEBI's proposed governance model aims to enhance executive oversight and prevent power concentration in MIIs, but industry experts stress the need for well-defined roles and a governance framework that supports operational leadership.