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Charges levied by Market Infrastructure Institutions – True to Label

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....Label 1. Market Infrastructure Institutions (MIIs) being public utility institutions act as first level Regulator and are entrusted with the responsibility of providing equal, unrestricted, transparent and fair access to all market participants. The principle of equal, fair and transparent access by MIIs is highlighted in Regulation 39 (3) of Securities Contracts (Regulations) (Stock Exchange a....

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....s is higher than the end of month charges paid to the MII (due to slab benefit). This can also result in an incorrect or misleading disclosure to the end client about the charges levied by MIIs. 4. The aforesaid matter was deliberated with the Secondary Market Advisory Committee (SMAC) of SEBI, wherein it was observed that in addition to impacting transparency, the existing slab-wise charge str....

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....ructure of the MII should be uniform and equal for all its members instead of slab-wise viz. dependent on volume/activity of members. c. To begin with, the new charge structure designed by MIIs should give due consideration to the existing per unit charges realized by MIIs so that the end clients are benefitted with the reduction of charges. 6. Accordingly, MIIs are directed to: ....