Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has eased the margin framework for participants in the commodity derivatives market by clarifying that positions backed by an early ...

The proposals include lifting the minimum net-worth floor to ₹5 crore, rejecting lower cash collateral margins, and introducing a 30-day window to manage restricted stocks.

SEBI's proposed changes could have implications for brokerage and market-linked stocks such as Angel One, Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd (MOFSL), Nuvama Wealth Management and BSE.

The market regulator has proposed higher eligibility norms, expanded funding sources and revised exposure rules for brokers offering margin trading facilities ...

SEBI has revised rules for handling clients’ unpaid securities, introducing an automatic pledge system and a five-trading-day ...

The regulator has specifically sought feedback on whether opening DMA to all investors, consolidating technology regulations across exchanges, and deleting obsolete provisions could create operational ...

SEBI has amended the framework for handling clients' unpaid securities by introducing direct demat pay-out with auto-pledge ...

Sebi has introduced a new framework for ETFs, replacing fixed price bands with dynamic limits and revising base price calculations. The changes aim to improve price discovery, better reflect ...

Sebi says the changes are designed to address temporary timing mismatches that frequently arise during settlement cycles ...

Big changes ahead for Gold ETFs as SEBI introduces a new trading framework from September 1. Dynamic price bands, pre-open auctions and revised pricing rules aim to improve price discovery, ...