India’s capital markets regulator has extended the deadline for investors affected by the Karvy Stock Broking episode, offering additional time until March 2026 to file their claims. The move aims to ensure that all eligible investors—particularly those who faced procedural hurdles or lacked sufficient documentation—receive a fair opportunity to recover dues. By providing a longer window, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) seeks to strengthen investor protection, restore confidence in market intermediaries, and reinforce governance standards across the brokerage ecosystem.
