aseem juneja

Aseem Juneja

Aseem Juneja is the founder of Fraud Free, a platform helping Indian investors identify, report, and recover losses from broker fraud, unregistered advisory schemes, and SEBI-regulated entity violations.

Aseem and his team have represented investors in 300+ arbitration cases against brokers, research analysts, and investment advisors. That casework is the foundation of every guide, checklist, and case study published on this site.

Before founding Fraud Free, he worked at Infosys, IBM, and Angel One, giving him direct insight into how brokerages and financial institutions actually operate. He holds an MBA from CEIBS (China Europe International Business School), Shanghai.

In 2016 he founded A Digital Blogger, a YouTube channel with 1.2 million subscribers and 450 million+ views, where he breaks down financial fraud, SEBI orders, and investor protection in plain language. In 2019 he founded Stock Pathshala, a stock market education platform.

Before Trusting a Caller Claiming to Be From SEBI, NSE, or BSE

Deepfake voice cloning. Fake video calls. Fabricated social media groups mimicking official channels. SEBI itself issued a formal warning in July 2026 about exactly these impersonation tactics. If a regulator has to warn the market about fake officials, retail investors are an easier target still. Here’s what to check the moment someone claims to call

Investment Cure Research

Investment Cure Research: Saurab Jain’s Registration, Compliance Lapse, and a Terms Clause That Rules Out Any Recourse for Losses

Investment Cure Research operates under SEBI Research Analyst registration INH000012838, held by Saurab Jain, active since 31 August 2023, based in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. The registration is genuine. His own annual compliance audit status discloses something worth reading carefully: a documented lapse in SHE-Box portal compliance for the most recent financial year audited. This page

Power of Attorney broker checklist before signing showing DDPI, PoA scope, third party transfers and broker share pledge risks

Before Signing a Power of Attorney With Your Broker

A major brokerage pledged client shares with banks and NBFCs to raise money for itself. SEBI’s response was to ban the broker from using client Power of Attorney to withdraw shares at all. That PoA had been signed by thousands of ordinary investors who never expected this outcome. Before you sign one yourself, run this

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