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📢Update from SEBI on Derivatives 📈 The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has announced new regulations that are set to enhance the framework governing derivatives trading. Equivaluesearch Follow for more Pradnya Dhumane #equityresearch #derivativemarket #Stockmarket #researchanalyst

Starting November 20, 2024, SEBI will reduce weekly expiries for index derivatives and raise the minimum trading amount to Rs 15 lakh. A 2% extreme loss margin will also be applied to open short options on expiry days to mitigate volatility risks. #sebiupdates #stockmarket #stockmarketindia #trading #marketupdate #stockmarketupdates #riskmanagement #optionstrading #financialnews

- ANMI approves extension of trading hours of derivatives segment - What should you expect from the #MPC tomorrow? Niraj Shah and Samina Nalwala dissect key market trends and explore what's to come tomorrow, on 'India Market Close'. #NDTVProfitLive

Got to know about P-note participants....... Participatory notes also referred to as P-notes, or PNs, are financial instruments required by investors or hedge funds to invest in Indian securities without having to register with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). P-notes are among the group of investments considered to be Offshore Derivative Investments (ODIs).

SEBI Proposes Stricter Measures to Curb Derivatives Volume Surge 📈 SEBI's Working Committee on Futures and Options has proposed major changes to curb the rapid rise in derivatives trading volume. Key measures include increasing the minimum lot size to ₹20-30 lakh, restricting weekly options to one expiry per exchange per week, and reducing strike prices. These steps aim to reduce excessive speculation, making derivatives trading more challenging for small-ticket traders. With retail investor participation in the derivatives market soaring, these recommendations, if implemented, could significantly impact trading volumes and strategies. 📊 #FinanceNews #SEBI #Derivatives #Trading #StockMarket #Investing

Important changes for derivatives traders as per SEBI: 1. Upfront option premiums from buyers starting Feb 1, 2025 2. Contract size for index derivatives increased from 5L to ₹15-20L from Nov 20, 2024 3. Calendar spreads won’t be allowed on expiry day 4. Intraday position limits monitored from Apr 1, 2025 5. Only 1 weekly index derivative expiry for both exchanges from Nov 20, 2024 6. Extra 2% margin on short options on expiry day. @SEBI_India

SEBI Advisory Committee on Derivatives (F&O) has recommended: - Increase in F&O contract size to 25 Lakh (Currently less than 10 Lakh ) - Only one expiry per week per exchange (Currently 4 Indices on NSE and 2 Indices on BSE have weekly expiry) - Higher margin closer to expiry Increase in contract size, only one expiry per week and higher margins will be a decent move to reduce speculative trading.

SEBI raises the minimum trading amount for derivatives from 5 Lkh rupees to 15 Lkh SEBI limits derivatives contract expiries to one per exchange per week. SEBI's new rules for derivatives trading will take effect on November 20. SEBI instructs exchanges to monitor intraday position limits for equity index derivatives. Starting February 2025, SEBI will enforce upfront collection of options premiums and increased margins. SEBI requires an additional 2% margin for short options contracts on the day they expire.

SEBI's latest circular introduces six key changes for index derivatives trading to enhance market stability and reduce speculative risks.. SEBI New Rules..! #SEBICircular #DerivativesMarket #InvestorProtection #StockMarketRegulation #EquityDerivatives #MarketStability #OptionsTrading #SEBIRules #IndexDerivatives #TradingUpdates #FinancialRegulation

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has implemented new measures on equity derivatives trading aimed at enhancing market stability and curbing speculative trading. Our Associate, Sakina Kapadia, shares her insights on the important changes introduced to the equity derivatives trading framework. #EquityDerivatives #MarketStability #SEBI #RegulatoryUpdate