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- Why SEBI is changing NSE and BSE expiry days and what it means for traders
BSE’s new expiry schedule will take effect from September 1, 2025 From July 1, 2025, BSE will cease introducing any new weekly contracts on index futures until the transition is complete These changes are expected to provide greater clarity, reduce systemic risk, and improve the overall efficiency of India’s derivatives markets
- SEBI rewrites F O rules to curb expiry-day speculation - Value Research
The changes will be rolled out in phases from July to December 2025 Why did SEBI change the F O trading rules? Retail participation in index options has surged in recent years, with a large number of traders taking speculative positions, especially in contracts expiring the same day SEBI is concerned that this trend could destabilise the broader market The new rules aim to curb excessive speculation, improve risk management, and align F O exposure with actual liquidity in the cash market
- SEBIs New Trading Rules 2025: Impact, Key Changes Market Reactions
Key Changes in SEBI’s 2025 Trading Regulations 1 Standardization of Derivatives Expiry Dates SEBI has standardized the expiry dates for all index and stock derivatives This means: All derivatives will now expire on Tuesday or Thursday instead of scattered expiry days Reduced market fluctuations as traders adjust to predictable settlement
- SEBI Introduces New Rules in F O Trading - ICICIdirect
SEBI's New Rule for F O Traders the Effective Dates The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) introduced a new framework for the futures and options (F O) segment to address various issues such as market stability, investor protection, and risk management Change in monthly contracts:-1)Existing unexpired monthly contracts (i e last Monday of the month for BSE BANKEX, issued vide NSE circular reference NSE INSP 45191 dated July 31, 2020; BSE Notice no 20200731-7 dated
- Sebi F O rules: What it means for brokerage firms, stock exchanges and . . .
Among the most impactful changes is the restriction of weekly expiry contracts to one per exchange, which is expected to hit trading volumes hard Sebi will also raise the contract size from Rs 5-10 lakh to Rs 15 lakh, further tightening the rules for F O trading This is a major shift for F O traders and brokers alike," he said Sebi’s decision to increase the contract size aims to limit the participation of smaller, retail investors in high-risk F O trading, where many have
- SEBI | Circulars - Securities and Exchange Board of India
Limited relaxation from compliance with certain provisions of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015; Jun 03, 2025: Margin obligations to be given by way of Pledge Re-pledge in the Depository System; Jun 02, 2025: Investor Charter for Research Analysts; Jun 02, 2025: Investor Charter for Investment Advisers
- From Slabs to Simplicity: SEBI’s Regulatory Shift in . . . - IndiaCorpLaw
On 1 July 2024, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) The regulatory changes introduced by SEBI are likely to trigger significant shifts in the brokerage industry One potential outcome is the consolidation of brokers through mergers and acquisitions Smaller brokers, who may struggle to sustain their operations under the new fee structure, could seek to merge with larger firms to achieve economies of scale and maintain profitability
- SEBI’s new rules for index derivatives: Here’s what’s changing
On October 1, 2024, SEBI released a circular that changes a few things for index derivatives Here’s a breakdown of all the changes and their impact Very Bad decision of SEBI…All small traders Growing The Indian Stock Market And Attract new Foreign Investors and traders Investment but SEBI only listens to the govt they increased lot size to increase turnover per lot so that Govt get more STT bullshit rules They are not saving retail traders but killing them
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