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F&O 2.0 Norms More Investor-Friendly, Say Market Participants
May 31, 2025
|Financial Express Pune
The vast changes introduced by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) in the derivatives market offer a fresh breathing room for traders.
Real-time data and fewer security bans are welcome measures, said traders, brokers, and other market participants.
"The measures are widely seen as a proactive step to foster a safer, more resilient, and investor-friendly derivatives market in India," said Naman Shah, senior vice president, Ohm Dovetail, a clearing member.
Sebi aims to sharpen risk measurement and stabilize the booming derivatives market. The new measures include a complex delta-based open interest (OI) system, revamped market-wide position limits (MWPL), and new position limits for index derivatives.
The regulator is now employing a future equivalent (FutEq) method to measure open interest, replacing the notional method.
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