
India regulator plans steps to limit spill-over of equity derivative volatility
Live MintBy Nimesh Vora and Bharath Rajeswaran MUMBAI - India's markets regulator has proposed rules to curb possible manipulation and limit the spill-over of volatility from equity derivatives into the broader cash market, which has slipped sharply after hitting record highs in September 2024. It also proposed changing the position limit to 15% of the free-float market capitalisation of a stock or 60 times the average daily delivery value, whichever is lower. The regulator also proposed index derivatives other than for the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50 benchmarks only be offered if the index meets certain criteria, to stymie what it called a "nexus" between the cash and derivatives markets. "If a high proportion of index weightage is attributable to a small number of stocks, participants could effectively replicate a large position in those constituents, giving rise to fears or risks of market manipulation and/ or excessive market volatility."
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