SEBI Opens Wider Commodity Derivatives Market to FPIs

SEBI Opens Commodity Derivatives to FPIs with T-3 Exit Safeguard

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Thursday approved allowing Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) to participate in a wider set of exchange-traded commodity derivatives, with a T-3 day safeguard that requires FPIs to exit their open positions three days before contract expiry to avoid physical delivery obligations. Business News | SEBI Opens Commodity Derivatives to FPIs w…

SEBI opens wider commodity derivatives market to FPIs

FPIs will be allowed to trade non-agricultural index derivatives, irrespective of whether the underlying contract is cash-settled, as well as non-cash-settled non-agricultural commodity derivatives.

SEBI opens wider commodity derivatives market to foreign portfolio investors

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has permitted foreign portfolio investors to engage in a broader array of exchange-traded commodity derivatives, enhancing investor participation and liquidity in the market.

Sebi board approves FPI play in non-agri commodity derivatives, expands scope of PMS

Sebi has approved new regulations allowing foreign portfolio investors to participate in non-agricultural commodity derivatives. This regulatory change aims to increase institutional participation and streamline existing portfolio manager regulations. The newly approved framework will clarify delivery structures for futures contracts to mitigate operational and tax challenges. Significant reforms were also made to simplify settlement proceedings…