
How Sebi’s serial crackdown crimped F&O volumes and crashed broking-firm stocks
Live MintIndia's derivatives market, once a powerhouse of financial activity, has gone relatively quiet in recent months, causing the stocks of capital-market-focused firms to go into freefall. Stock exchanges, brokerages, and other financial intermediaries have seen their revenues decline sharply owing to decreased trading activity in the derivatives market. It was a time of unbridled optimism in the Indian derivatives market, with average daily trading turnover soaring to an unprecedented ₹537 trillion. Even a spike in market volatility in January failed to significantly boost derivatives turnover, suggesting that Sebi’s structural changes had fundamentally altered market dynamics. Adapting to the new normal Critics may argue that the new regulations have gone too far, stifling market liquidity and potentially driving trading activity offshore or to unregulated platforms.
History of this topic

BSE Ltd stock tanks on Sebi proposal to tighten F&O rules. Are investors overreacting?
Live Mint
Will there be another derivatives dampener? NSE seems to think so
Live Mint
Difficult to say Indian stock market has bottomed out; Budget may boost sentiment: Ajay Menon of Motilal Oswal
Live Mint
Indian Stock Derivatives Turnover May Drop Below $2 Trillion as Sebi Curbs Take Hold
Live Mint
Sebi to enhance risk metrics in F&O to curb manipulation fears in cash, derivative markets: Ananth Narayan G
Live Mint
No more curbs on derivative trade: Sebi
New Indian Express
Derivatives decline: Where did F&O volumes disappear?
Live Mint
Sebi suspends Bharat Global trading after stock rally 10,000 per cent in one year
New Indian Express
Mint Primer: A new era awaits India’s F&O market in 2025
Live Mint
Are SEBI’s new F&O rules successful in curbing Indian stock market’s volatility? Experts weigh in
Live Mint
Derivative curbs: Don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater
Live Mint
SEBI curbs on F&O trade may hit F&O volumes: Experts
The Hindu
SEBI proposes curbs on derivative-linked share moves
The Hindu
SEBI proposes tighter regulations to curb share price volatility in futures and options segment
Hindustan Times
How investors will gain from new Sebi reforms
Live Mint
Sebi to look into physical settlement for stock derivatives
Live Mint
Sebi, exchanges step up vigil to tackle 'Brexit' jitters
Firstpost
Sebi cracks the whip on speculation
Live MintDiscover Related
















































