The latest in the Ketan Parekh case – the Securities and Exchange Board of India ( SEBI ) has made it unambiguously clear it does not trust Ketan Parekh with that freedom. According to Indian Express, the market regulator has opposed Parekh’s application to travel to multiple countries over four months between October 2025 and February 2026.

SEBI’s stand on Parekh’s travel application

The regulator relied on an interim order issued on January 2 this year, which debarred Parekh and two associates for alleged front-running. That order documented how Parekh relayed non-public, time-sensitive information from Singapore-based Rohit Salgaocar to his circle of traders within minutes, enabling them to rake in illicit profits, as per the Indian Express report.

SEBI accused Parekh of systemat

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