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ARTICLE · 06 MAY 2025

AI Integration In India Securities Market

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Technologies like Artificial Intelligence ("AI") are expected to be inevitable in all high rank sectors including the securities market. It is projected that AI has the potential to add 1 trillion dollars to the Indian economy by 2035.

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Nandini Agrawal
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Naina Sharma
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Introduction

Technologies like Artificial Intelligence ("AI") are expected to be inevitable in all high rank sectors including the securities market. It is projected that AI has the potential to add 1 trillion dollars to the Indian economy by 2035.1 SEBI, being a market regulator, effectively oversees the market's operation and it has been adapting methods in response to rapidly evolving technology.

The operation of AI is expected to inevitably increase efficiency and enhance business activities. Indian companies are also gearing up for this transformation and have witnessed an increased integration of AI into production processes from 8% in 2023 to 25% in 2024.2

No doubt that AI tools facilitate the execution of their tasks, it is frequently argued that complete reliance on AI tools may not always be significant and that they may not fully comprehend or provide the precise results that are anticipated from them. One of the key factors can be attributed to be

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