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SEBI directs that calendar spread margin benefit for single...
Calendar Spread margin benefit for Single Stock Derivatives suspended on expiry day for expiring contracts; exchanges must implement systems and rule changes.
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SEBI directs that calendar spread margin benefit for single stock derivatives will not be available on the expiry day for contracts expiring that day; this aligns single stock treatment with index derivatives and prevents sudden margin shortfalls. Calendar spread margin calculations remain unchanged for spreads not involving the expiring contract. Stock exchanges and clearing corporations must update systems and amend bye laws to implement the change. The measure is intended to give trading members and clients time to add margin or roll/close positions and takes effect three months from the circular date.
SEBI directs that calendar spread margin benefit for single stock derivatives will not be available on the expiry day for contracts expiring that day; this aligns single stock treatment with index derivatives and prevents sudden margin shortfalls. Calendar spread margin calculations remain unchanged for spreads not involving the expiring contract. Stock exchanges and clearing corporations must update systems and amend bye laws to implement the change. The measure is intended to give trading members and clients time to add margin or roll/close positions and takes effect three months from the circular date.
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