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SEBI is unlikely to satisfy the demand of an international body regarding the EOD limit, but it is likely to increase the intraday gross limit in index options

The EOD net index future equivalent limits should be raised to Rs 7,500 crore, according to the Futures Industry Association, which represents the interests of numerous industry players, including major hedge funds like Jane Street and Citadel.


The proposed intraday gross future-equivalent (FutEq) or delta-based open interest (OI) limitations, which have been the main request of numerous industry participants thus far, are probably going to be revised by the market regulator. According to the sources, any rise in the end-of-day (EOD) delta-based restriction might not be as large as some have requested, including a global industry organization.


 
 
 

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