SEBI plans short films to educate investors

Press Trust of India Updated - November 15, 2017 at 11:08 PM.

Capital market regulator SEBI will launch an investor education programme through short films, TV and radio commercials in English and regional languages.

To spread awareness, it plans to hire a creative agency with an annual revenue of at least Rs 100 crore in the past three fiscal years.

The objective is “to create general awareness on securities market, products and facilitate participation of retail investors in the securities market,” SEBI said.

The selected agency, will provide creative services including production of short films, TV commercials, radio spots and printing advertisements to carry out SEBI's Investor Education and Awareness campaign across the country.

Besides, there will be a separate agency for release of the work to various media.

Inviting expression of interest (EOI), the regulator said the agency to be contracted will have to provide in-depth knowledge on the communication strategy to be followed for this campaign.

“The main functions of the agency will be the creation of advertising products which will successfully convey the desired message to the target audience...,” SEBI added.

The awareness campaign will be done through five 25-30 minutes short films, ten 30 seconds TV commercials, ten 30 seconds Radio spots and ten print advertisements.

Published on February 26, 2012 14:04