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Explained: What Sebi’s proposed CAS changes mean for expiry-day trading and settlement
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Market regulator Sebi has introduced proposals aimed at reforming expiry-day trading and settlement procedures for index and stock derivatives. The plans include two alternative methods for calculating settlement prices, adjustments to continuous trading session hours, and new rules to enhance the auction process.
WHY IT MATTERS
These proposed regulatory changes could directly alter how derivative settlement prices are calculated and when trading occurs on expiry days, impacting market participants and overall trading mechanics.
The regulator has proposed two options for determining expiry-day settlement prices for index and stock derivatives, changes to the timing of the continuous trading session (CTS), CAS and derivatives trading, and additional measures aimed at improving the functioning of the auction.
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