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    Sebi targeting F&O froth but longer term investors may get caught in cross-firing

    Sebi's new regulations on F&O trading aim to standardize charges and reduce excessive profits for brokers. This may lead to higher costs for long-term investors and potential changes in brokerage models. Retail participation in options trading is being closely monitored for its impact on savings.

    Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath sees end of road for zero brokerage model after new Sebi rules

    Exchanges often charge a lower fee to brokers if they generate high volumes. Brokers, in turn, charge traders little to no fees, which has contributed to a surge in trading across segments like derivatives that the Securities and Exchange Board of India wants to curb.

    Blow to Discount Brokers: Sebi says charges levied by market institutions should be uniform

    Exchanges frequently offer lower fees to brokers who generate high trading volumes, which has led to increased activity across segments such as derivatives. Sebi is considering asking exchanges to halt this practice as part of a broader strategy to temper the excessive trading activity in India's derivative markets. Discount broking firms' revenues are expected to get hit as a significant part comes from the paybacks that exchanges give for the volumes they generate.

    Traders' new fancy: Crypto F&O

    Indian crypto traders are flocking to Futures & Options (F&O) markets, with leading exchanges like CoinDCX and Delta Exchange experiencing a volume surge. However, a cloud of uncertainty hangs over the regulatory landscape regarding F&O taxation. This shift is driven by a desire to avoid the 1% TDS imposed by the government on spot crypto trading.

    Protect, without derivative damage

    Financial market regulators are warning about risks from increased derivatives trading in the Indian equity market. This surge in trading futures and options aligns with growing household exposure to equities. Suggestions to raise transaction costs could impact institutional investors and market development.

    GIFT Nifty nearing $100 billion monthly turnover milestone

    This is an all-time high monthly turnover for GIFT Nifty, surpassing its previous record of US $91.73 billion set in May 2024 itself.

    The Economic Times
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