
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is implementing new regulations aimed at curbing speculation in the futures and options (F&O) market and addressing the lack of a link between the cash market and the derivatives market. SEBI Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch indicated that the regulator might consider removing certain derivative products based on recommendations from an expert committee. These measures, which include restrictions on F&O trading, could significantly impact discount brokers' revenue streams. Additionally, SEBI is introducing norms to regulate financial influencers, which could affect market dynamics. Experts believe these changes will promote a vibrant financial market while maintaining a level playing field. Anant Ladha of Invest Aaj For Kal detailed the key factors that will come to play.
Last week, Sebi Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch said that the market regulator will be open to taking some derivative products off the shelf if the expert committee deliberating on the segment recommends it. While the number of F&O traders is between 10-20 percent of the overall… https://t.co/h2QYWeHUM7
🚨Discount brokers' topline might be hit badly if Sebi restricts F&O trading By @AnandJRAnand and @BhavyaDKumar https://t.co/tuMcJGtNoE via @moneycontrolcom
#Opinion | How to curb speculation in F&Os Sebi is also concerned about the absence of a link between the cash market and the derivatives market. But the majority of options traders have never traded options to take or give delivery, writes @Moneylifers https://t.co/Eab53HvDay




