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The Securities And Exchange Board of India (SEBI) will examine the report of a high-level panel, which recommended public disclosure of assets belonging to senior officers so as to avoid conflict of interest, Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey stated on Friday.

The board will take up the report on Dec. 17, in a meeting.

A SEBI panel in its report has recommended comprehensive reforms to usher in transparency via greater disclosure and a "zero-tolerance" culture to handle conflict of interest of top officials of the capital market regulator.

The high-level panel submitted its report to Chairman Pandey on Nov. 10.

The report has

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