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<h1>SEBI Sets Position Limits for FII and NRI Trading in Exchange Traded Derivative Contracts</h1> Foreign institutional investors and non-resident Indians are permitted to trade in SEBI-approved exchange traded derivative contracts subject to prescribed position limits. For foreign institutional investors, position limits in stock options and single stock futures are set at 20% of the market-wide limit for stocks with limits up to Rs. 250 crore, and Rs. 50 crore for stocks exceeding that threshold. Position limits for index-based derivatives and sub-accounts remain unchanged. Non-resident Indians' position limits align with client-level limits, including disclosure requirements for index contracts and restrictions based on free float market capitalization or open interest for stock derivatives. Exchanges are responsible for monitoring these limits, assigning unique client codes to NRIs, and ensuring compliance. These measures aim to regulate derivative trading by foreign investors while protecting market integrity.