Eligibility criteria for stock derivatives tightened, raising minimum order size and market-wide public limits and adding turnover requirement. Admission criteria for stock derivatives are revised: minimum Median Quarter Sigma Order Size is raised to Rs. 10 lakh and minimum MWPL to Rs. 300 crore. Retention criteria are revised to require MQSOS of at least Rs. 5 lakh over six months, MWPL of at least Rs. 200 crore, and average monthly turnover in the derivatives segment over the last three months of at least Rs. 100 crore. Exchanges must implement these changes and may not issue fresh month contracts for stocks exiting the F&O segment, though existing unexpired contracts may trade to expiry with new strikes allowed in current contract months.
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Eligibility criteria for stock derivatives tightened, raising minimum order size and market-wide public limits and adding turnover requirement.
Admission criteria for stock derivatives are revised: minimum Median Quarter Sigma Order Size is raised to Rs. 10 lakh and minimum MWPL to Rs. 300 crore. Retention criteria are revised to require MQSOS of at least Rs. 5 lakh over six months, MWPL of at least Rs. 200 crore, and average monthly turnover in the derivatives segment over the last three months of at least Rs. 100 crore. Exchanges must implement these changes and may not issue fresh month contracts for stocks exiting the F&O segment, though existing unexpired contracts may trade to expiry with new strikes allowed in current contract months.
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