SEBI Eyes Tighter Derivatives Limits

  Published 11 months ago

SEBI's panel will debate stricter intraday limits on index derivatives to curb large traders today

  • The proposed ₹10 billion intraday cap was withdrawn after market makers opposed it, prompting monitoring by exchanges
  • Retail investors lost ₹524 billion last year, while proprietary firms made a profit of ₹330 billion in the market
  • SEBI also raised lot sizes and reduced contract expiries, aiming to lower systemic market risk

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