Showing posts with label Derivatives. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Derivatives. Show all posts

Wednesday, 27 September 2017

Commodity derivatives trading: Many entities come under Sebi lens

Sebi performing on ways that to bolster artefact derivatives section underneath its reach since FMC merger.

Scores of entities have return underneath the scanner of Sebi for alleged abnormalities in artefact derivatives commercialism activities amid stepped up police work measures, consistent with restrictive sources.

The Securities and Exchange Board of Asian country (Sebi) has been performing on ways in {which} to bolster the artefact derivatives section which came underneath its reach when the merger of Forward Markets Commission (FMC) in 2015.

In July, as several as 46 entities came underneath the scanner of Sebi for alleged abnormalities in commercialism activities within the artefact derivatives market, restrictive sources aforesaid quoting official documents.

While caution letters were issued to those entities, one case was preoccupied for more investigation. Besides, further and special margins were reduced within the case of bound derivatives contracts in dhaniya and jeera in July, sources aforesaid.

Generally, observation or caution letters ar issued to alert market participants regarding prima-facie uncommon commercialism activities. Sources aforesaid action was initiated in 525 instances with regard to the artefact derivatives market throughout the amount from Lammas, 2016 to July thirty one, 2017. These enclosed imposition or withdrawal of further and special margins in addition as passing of interim orders, they added.

According to them, "soft action" like provision of caution letters was initiated in 485 instances throughout that amount. The police work measures ar place in situ on the premise of varied parameters like listed volume within the explicit

commodity and worth movement.
To protect the interests of investors and integrity of the market, the regulator along side the exchanges are implementing numerous surveillance-related measures. artefact exchanges have enforced measures like police work over deposition service suppliers and restriction on self trades.

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Thursday, 21 September 2017

SEBI removes wall between stock, commodity brokers

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Providing a significant positive stimulus to the convenience of doing business, trade goods and capital market regulator SEBI on weekday paved the means for integration of stock and trade goods brokers.

The move also will scale back prices for investors as they'll use a fund with one broker to require an edge in each the trade goods and stock  market. This, to associate degree extent, also will ease the margin demand on investors.

In a notification issued on weekday, SEBI aforesaid the restrictions on stockbrokers handling securities from dealing in trade goods derivatives has been done away with.

Similarly, the restriction on stockbrokers handling trade goods derivatives from dealing in alternative securities has additionally been done away with.

Therefore, it added, post these amendments, a stockbroker will deal in trade goods derivatives and alternative securities below one entity, thereby facilitating the convenience of doing business. SEBI additionally allowed exchange ability of funds between 2 plus categories — trade goods and stock markets — provided the capitalist is serviceable by identical broker.

Under the only registration method, SEBI can issue one-time registration certificate to stockbrokers and clearing members. afterwards, permissions to act as a stock broker/clearing member of stock exchanges and clearing firms shall be granted by the several stock exchanges and clearing corporation once correct due diligence, it added.

Prior approval of the regulator are going to be needed for agents solely in cases wherever integration results in a amendment on top of things of the stockbroker and clearing member.

To more facilitate integration, SEBI has allowed transfer of consumer accounts from one agent to the opposite with the client’s categorical consent.

The regulator additionally extended all the norms issued for trade goods exchanges and their members to stock exchanges and brokers.

It additionally repealed erstwhile trade goods market regulator Forward Markets Commission’s restrictions on trade goods brokers dealing in stocks, shares and alternative securities.

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Monday, 28 August 2017

Growth Data, Derivatives Expiry to Influence Equity Markets

According to market observers, investors' risk-taking appetence also will rely upon international cues, direction of foreign funds movement and from now on development over divestment and consolidation of public sector undertakings.

Macro-economic information points, particularly the country's quarterly economic process figures, together with derivatives end square measure expected to influence the movement of equity indices next week.

According to market observers, investors' risk-taking appetence also will rely upon international cues, direction of foreign funds movement and from now on development over divestment and consolidation of public sector undertakings.

"Main information points like the ECI, quarterly gross domestic product rate and monetary deficit can have a serious pertaining to the equity markets," Dhruv Desai, Director and Chief in operation Officer of Tradebulls, said.

"Apart from official information releases, automobile sales figures for August and stock-specific developments can still influence the equity markets."

The Ministry of Commerce and trade can unharness the Index of ECI (eight core industries) figures for August 2017. this can be followed by the discharge of the country's financial deficit and quarterly estimates of gross domestic product growth for the primary quarter of 2017-18.

Subsequently, the monthly automobile sales figures and therefore the buying Managers' Index (PMI) producing information are free on Sept one.

In addition to key information points, derivatives end on August 31, Thursday, are the opposite major theme for the week, while volatility is anticipated to flare au courant account of foreign funds outflows. This would possibly even impact the Indian monetary unit.

Last week's provisionary figures from the stock exchanges showed that foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sold stocks price Rs 4,666.53 crore, whereas DIIs bought security price Rs 2,883.99 large integer throughout August 21-24.

Similarly, the National Securities installation (NSDL) unconcealed that foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) divested equities price Rs 5,281.52 crore, or $824.17 million, throughout the trade week over August 24.

"Short-term volatility may be high because the securities market remains stormy. Next week traders can specialise in US jobs information," Anindya Banerjee, Deputy vice chairman for Currency and Interest Rates with Kotak Securities, told IANS, adding that a rupee vary of 63.80-64.20 to a US greenback may be expected next week.

The Indian monetary unit had reinforced by 11  paise to shut the last week at 64.03-04 to a US greenback from its previous week's shut at 64.14.

On technical levels, the NSE dandy is anticipated to continue on its upward mechanical phenomenon when crossing the immediate resistance level of nine,950 points.

"Technically, dandy showing minor upmove within the (last) week when a robust week earlier represents consolidation," detailed Deepak Jasani, Head of Retail analysis for HDFC Securities.

"Hence, dandy must move, sustain higher than nine,950 points levels to witness more upmoves. The immediate support is at nine,750 points levels."

Last week, key equity indices closed on a flat-to-positive note on the rear of trading and inflow of domestic funds.

Consequently, the 30-scrip Sensitive Index (Sensex) of the animal disease rose 71.38 points or 0.99 per cent to 31,596.06 points.

The NSE Nifty50 inched-up by simply nineteen.65 points or 0.2 per cent to shut the week's trade at nine,857.05 points.

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