SEBI has halted new exchanges NCDEX and MSE from trading equity derivatives
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Sebi stalls NCDEX and MSE’s entry into options market: Report
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has halted new exchanges NCDEX and MSE from trading equity derivatives. SEBI wants these exchanges to first build robust share-trading businesses and demonstrate sufficient cash market liquidity before allowing them to enter the derivatives market. This move reflects SEBI's cautious approach to prevent further fueling of India's booming derivatives market without a solid underlying equity base.
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SEBI wants NCDEX and MSE to first build robust share-trading businesses and demonstrate sufficient cash market liquidity
This move reflects SEBI's caution over India's booming derivatives market to prevent further fueling without a solid underlying equity base
NCDEX is the National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited
MSE is the Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India
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