But derivatives trading turnover thaws, rising as investors warm up to short-term bets
The excitement in the initial public offering (IPO) market is set to continue this week
The proposed changes include limiting weekly options contracts to one index per exchange, higher margin requirements near expiry, and a higher entry point by increasing the contract size
Fewer options strike prices, reducing weekly expiries among steps proposed
Experts believe the market fall seems to be part of routine profit-taking given the sharp 3,000-point rally in the Nifty 50 index post Lok Sabha election outcome.
The recommendations will be taken up for consideration next week, the sources added, declining to be named as they are not authorised to speak to the media
The Reserve Bank of India has been seeking to increase the volume of rupee derivatives traded in the local market relative to offshore, which helps them have more control over the currency
Will be guided by recommendations of expert group
Analysts foresee over two dozen exits and 75 entrants
New framework may displace low-turnover stocks, introduce market heavyweights
Retail index long positions as on May 27, 2024 - five days ahead of vote counting - stood at 3.13 lakh contacts, as compared to 1.92 lakh contracts and 1.99 lakh contracts during such earlier periods
Capital markets regulator Sebi on Wednesday extended the settlement scheme period till June 10 for entities involved in reversal trades in the stock options segment on BSE in 2014 and 2015. The settlement scheme commenced on March 11 and was scheduled to conclude on May 10. "It has been observed that during the last few days, a large number of entities have shown interest in availing the scheme. Considering the interest of entities in availing the scheme, the competent authority has extended the period of the scheme till June 10, 2024," Sebi said in a statement. The regulator, in March, introduced the ISO Settlement Scheme 2024, which provides a settlement opportunity to those entities that have executed trade reversals in the stock options segment of BSE during the period April 1, 2014, to September 30, 2015, and against whom adjudication proceedings have been initiated and are pending before any forum or authority. After the expiry of the scheme period, actions as per the relevan
Capital markets regulator Sebi on Tuesday extended the cross margin benefit between index futures position and constituent stock futures position in the derivatives segment for offsetting positions with different expiry dates. At present, the cross margin benefits are provided if both the correlated indices or an index and its constituents, as the case may be, have the same expiry day. Cross margining enhances liquidity and financing flexibility for entities by reducing margin demands and decreasing net settlement obligations. "In discussion with stock exchanges, clearing corporations and risk management review committee of Sebi, it has been decided to extend the cross margin benefit on offsetting positions having different expiry dates," the regulator said in a circular. This is subject to certain conditions including a 40 per cent spread margin will apply for offsetting positions in correlated indices with different expiry dates, while the existing 30 per cent margin stays for ..
Despite the risks, the allure of India's market potential remains strong for both domestic and foreign market makers
The premium on out-of-the-money dollar/rupee put options expiring on April 26 soared up to 250%, despite spot dollar/rupee inching up 0.04% to 83.4200
Capital markets regulator Sebi on Wednesday introduced a third settlement scheme for entities involved in reversal trades in the stock options segment on BSE in 2014 and 2015. The scheme will commence on March 11 and conclude on May 10, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said in a statement. After the expiry of the scheme period, actions as per the relevant provisions of securities laws will be continued against the entities which do not avail this opportunity for settlement. Moreover, the regulator said that frequently asked questions with respect to the scheme will be available on the websites of Sebi and BSE on March 11. The scheme would provide a settlement opportunity to all the entities that have executed reversal trades in the stock options between April 1, 2014, and September 30, 2015, against whom proceedings have been initiated and are pending before any authority or forum. By availing the benefit of the scheme, the entities can settle such proceedings and
Long build up was seen in Exide Futures on Thursday where Open Interest rose by 9 per cent (Prov) and the stock gained 3.20 per cent
The exchange had chosen Friday as the expiry day for its relaunched Sensex and Bankex futures and options contracts to differentiate from market leader NSE
RSI Oscillators is sloping upwards and placed above 50 on the daily chart, indicating strength in the stock, says Nandish Shah
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has already submitted a proposal to the market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)