BSE Warning: Unregistered Advisor Aditya Rishab Mishra Poses Investor Risk

The Bombay Stock Exchange has issued a public warning about an individual named Aditya Rishab Mishra. He is allegedly offering investment recommendations and account-handling services without the necessary SEBI registration. Investors are strongly advised not to share their trading passwords or credentials with anyone for portfolio management. Always verify the registration of any intermediary on the official BSE or SEBI websites before engaging their services.

Key Points: BSE Warns Investors About Unregistered Advisor Aditya Rishab Mishra

  • BSE identifies Aditya Rishab Mishra for offering illegal investment and trading services
  • Investors warned not to share trading credentials like user IDs or passwords
  • Such unregistered schemes lack access to investor protection and dispute mechanisms
  • SEBI also alerts about entities falsely claiming registration with fake certificates
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BSE warns investors about unregistered entity offering investment advice

BSE warns against Aditya Rishab Mishra for offering unregistered investment advice. Learn how to verify SEBI registration and protect your portfolio.

"Please note that these individuals/entities are neither registered as member nor as Authorised Person of any registered member of the BSE Limited. - BSE Official Statement"

New Delhi, Dec 30

Stock exchange BSE Limited on Tuesday warned investors about an individual identified as Aditya Rishab Mishra offering illegal services and cautioned investors to stay away from products offered by him.

Aditya Rishab Mishra is allegedly offering investment and trading recommendations and account‑handling services without necessary SEBI registration, an official release said.

"Please note that these individuals/entities are neither registered as member nor as Authorised Person of any registered member of the BSE Limited. The Exchange provides a facility to verify the registration of Exchange intermediaries at following links on the Exchange website," the statement said.

Investors were advised not to share their trading credentials such as user id/password with anyone for trading in their account/handling of the portfolio.

BSE warned that these schemes involve significant risks and do not provide access to investor protection or dispute resolution mechanisms. It urged investors to check registration of its intermediaries, or enlistment of Investment Advisors (IA) or Research Analysts (RA) on its website.

BSE had repeatedly urged investors to use SEBI's portal to access investor protection and dispute resolution services.

However, participation in such prohibited schemes is at investors' own risk, cost and consequences as such schemes are neither approved nor endorsed by the Exchange.

SEBI had also recently alerted unregistered investment advisory services being provided by entities that falsely claim to be registered intermediaries with SEBI or by showcasing fake certificates purportedly issued by the regulator.

In order to combat market abuse, a Market Intelligence portal has been developed for market participants to provide inputs pertaining to market abuse.

SEBI had banned its registered intermediaries or their agents to have any association or relationship in any form, whether monetary or non-monetary, for any promotion or advertisement of their services or products, with any unregistered entities.

- IANS

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Priya S
My uncle almost fell for a similar scheme last month. Someone called him claiming to be from a "SEBI-approved" firm and asked for his Demat details. Thankfully, he called me first. We need more awareness campaigns in regional languages too. 🛡️
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Aman W
While the warning is good, SEBI and the exchanges need to be more proactive. They should actively hunt and shut down these fake entities, not just issue warnings after people have lost money. The enforcement needs to be stronger.
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Sarah B
As a new investor, this is terrifying. The market is complex enough without having to worry about scammers. The link to verify intermediaries on the BSE website should be made more prominent and user-friendly.
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Karthik V
Absolutely correct. Never, ever share your password or OTP with anyone, no matter what they promise. Your broker will never ask for it. Do your own research or consult a properly registered advisor. #InvestSmart
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Nikhil C
The greed for quick money blinds people. These unregistered advisors prey on that. Good step by BSE to name and shame. Hope they also work with cyber crime cells to track these individuals down.

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