India Regulator Eyes Derivatives Trading Tweaks
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India's markets regulator plans to amend derivative trading rules to mitigate risks from the surge in options trading. Proposed changes include higher margins for options contracts and enhanced disclosures. The regulator aims to curb speculative trading and potential market manipulation. One key proposal links options trading to underlying cash volumes to limit open positions in less liquid stocks. SEBI also suggests flat fees for brokers regardless of turnover and tighter rules for individual stock derivatives. These changes, aimed at preventing market instability, will be open for public consultation in the coming months.
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