ANMI president urges investor awareness as scams rise
In short
ANMI President Kamlesh Shroff said investor awareness matters for long-term wealth creation, and that technology can also be misused. The publisher summaries say younger investors are joining markets earlier, but online scams are becoming a bigger threat.
SEBI is said to be pushing people to use regulated routes and check who they are sending money to. The exact event date and any new decision are not stated.
What the reporting says
ANMI President Kamlesh Shroff highlighted investor awareness in India as important for long-term wealth creation, while warning that technology can also be misused, according to publisher summaries from Economic Times Markets and Stocks. The reporting says younger investors are entering markets early and that online financial scams are a growing risk. SEBI is cited as stressing regulated routes and verification before transfers, but no separate action or date is stated.
Why it matters
The reported remarks link investor education with safer market participation and long-term wealth creation in India. The summaries say younger investors may benefit from starting early, but online financial scams can put assets at risk. SEBI is referenced as urging investors to verify entities before transferring funds and to use regulated investment pathways. The reporting does not state any new rule, filing, or market move.