Editorial

Abstract

The first article is on the recent announcement that India would soon have a Social Stock Exchange (SSE) and the author concludes that while launching the SSE, SEBI should also come out with the guidelines of enlisting competent impact assessors to make the SSE dependable and sustainable. The second articles looks into some fault lines of contemporary global financial stability, as revealed in the Global Financial Stability Report of October 2019 published by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In the third piece, the author discusses the core components of the regulatory guidelines for liquidity risk management framework of NBFCs, along with their broad implications.