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of <h1>Securities Contracts Act 1956: Key Definitions on Securities, Contracts, and Stock Exchange Structures Explained</h1> The Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956, defines key terms related to securities and stock exchanges. A 'contract' pertains to the purchase or sale of securities, while 'corporatisation' and 'demutualisation' refer to changes in stock exchange structures. 'Derivative' includes securities derived from various financial instruments. 'Government security' is issued by government entities to raise loans. 'Commodity derivative' involves contracts for goods delivery or price differences. The Act also defines 'member,' 'option in securities,' 'pooled investment vehicle,' and 'recognised stock exchange.' 'Securities' encompass shares, bonds, derivatives, and other financial instruments, excluding certain insurance policies.
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