In a major relief to stock traders, SEBI will not take new steps in the derivatives segment

SEBI: Ananth Narayan, a full-time member of the capital markets regulator Sebi, has clarified that there are no plans to impose any new restrictions on the derivatives market. Narayan said that instead of taking drastic measures in the derivatives segment, Sebi is now focusing on improving market conditions and improving risk management. He also clarified that SEBI is not planning to implement any new rules like 'fit and proper'. This means that no action will be taken by SEBI to decide who can trade in the derivatives market. Sebi's view on derivatives market not anti-derivatives SEBI: Ananth Narayan says derivatives market helps in pricing and increasing depth in the market. Changes are implemented only after consultation: Experts and investors are consulted before implementing any change. Basic Purpose: To maintain liquidity between cash and derivative markets. In November 2024, SEBI took some action in the derivatives segment. The objective was to control excessive market fluctuations. The move comes as 93% of investors have suffered losses in derivatives trading over the past 3 years. SEBI's Future Plans Focus on Risk Management: New methods are being considered to better measure risk in the derivatives market. Improving Liquidity: Work will be done to increase depth and liquidity equally between cash and derivatives markets. Role of Expert Committee: A committee headed by former RBI Director G Padmanaban recommends steps in this direction. Also Read: What is the salary of L&D Chairman SN Subramanian who said he worked for 90 hours? Relief for derivatives traders Ananth Narayan said, “Sebi does not intend to stop any new activities in the derivatives segment at this time.” The statement by the SEBI member has brought relief to derivatives traders and investors. Also Read: Khan Sir Income: How much does Khan Sir earn every month and how much does he charge from students? The post Big relief for stock traders, SEBI will not take new measures in derivatives segment appeared first on Prabhat Khabar.