SEBI’s derivatives rule changes will likely mean fewer stocks available for derivatives trading. Market experts and traders ...

The National Stock Exchange of India said on Thursday it will retain weekly derivative contracts linked to the benchmark ...

Despite the tightened rules, derivatives remain in wide use today and are one of the most common securities traded in the financial marketplace. The 2007-2008 financial crisis was brought about by ...

India's market regulator tightened the rules for equity derivatives trading on Tuesday, raising the entry barrier and making ...

Nithin Kamath explained that the changes could affect 60% of overall F&O trades and around 30% of total orders for Zerodha.

India's BSE said it will discontinue weekly derivative contracts linked to Bankex and Sensex 50, indicating the stock ...

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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's markets regulator will tighten derivative rules to increase entry barriers and make it more expensive to trade as it tries to limit retail investors speculating on risky ...

Tough measures include hike in futures and options contract size, need for buyers to make upfront option premium payment, and ...

India's BSE will retain weekly derivative contracts linked to the Sensex after the country's markets regulator announced ...

In an anti-climax, the capital markets regulator did not make any changes to the index-derivatives rules.

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