The issue of investor awareness is the determinant of transparency, accountability and trust in the financial markets. In India, even with the strict regulatory frameworks, including the Companies Act, 2013, and SEBI guidelines, most investors, especially retail and first-time investors, have difficulties in getting timely and correct information about their investments. This paper will examine the investor awareness regulations which include conceptual frameworks and legal standards while assessing how companies’ intermediaries and regulatory authorities assist investors in making investment decisions.¹The study presents policy recommendations which aim to improve financial literacy and enhance corporate reporting transparency and establish a more effective system for handling grievances and enforcing regulations, which will create an investor- friendly market environment.