SEBI, F&O
SEBI’s F&O rules may curb volatility in indices, trim retail trading; large traders may adjust strategies
SEBI's new rules on Futures & Options trading could have a stabilising effect on the markets after unwinding of the current positions in October. The rules may reduce volatility, and drive some retail traders towards cash equity trading or MTF trading.
The new rules, which will kick in on November 20, could reduce Zerodha’s volumes by 60% he added. According to a Sebi study, ...
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SEBI New F&O Rules: 'Steps to ensure...' - NSE's Ashish Chauhan opens up | ET NOW EXCLUSIVENSE is working on deciding which weekly option contract to choose, Chauhan reveals. Upon question of potential NSE IPO plan, ...
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Sebi F&O rules: What it means for brokerage firms, stock exchanges and tradersThese new regulations, set to take effect in phases beginning November 20, could significantly impact market volumes and ...
Shares of BSE, the only listed equity bourse, rose 3 per cent, while Angel One, a leading discount broker, jumped 4.5 per ...
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and Cyber Resilience Framework (CSCRF) has acknowledged that cybersecurity is becoming more and more crucial to preserving market integrity. To ...
Hyundai Motor India aims to raise ₹25,000 crore through the proposed initial public offering. This would be the largest IPO ...
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India's BSE will retain weekly derivative contracts linked to the Sensex after the country's markets regulator announced ...
Nithin Kamath believes the full impact will become clearer by November 20, when these rules come into effect. Zerodha may ...
SEBI tightens F&O trading rules. What will be the impact on traders and brokers? How big a blow to Algo trading? With which ...
India's market regulator tightened the rules for equity derivatives trading on Tuesday, raising the entry barrier and making ...
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has reduced the trading lot size for privately placed infrastructure ...
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