EU Regulations on Scope 3 Emissions; India’s Options Traders Face Profit Threat Amid Net-Zero Goals

Recent developments indicate that companies are increasingly focusing on their indirect emissions, particularly Scope 3 emissions, as the European Union has introduced regulations mandating disclosure of these emissions. The complexity of measuring Scope 3 emissions has been a significant hurdle for firms aiming to achieve net-zero targets. Concurrently, in India, the profits of global and domestic quantitative traders in the options market are at risk due to government efforts to curb the rapid growth of equity derivatives trading. These regulatory changes highlight the evolving landscape of corporate responsibility and trading practices in response to market and environmental pressures.