Sebi is considering new rules to address the rapid rise in derivatives trading driven by increased retail participation. This surge has made India a leader in global speculative bets. At an upcoming board meeting, Sebi will review measures proposed earlier this year, which include limiting the number of weekly options expirations and increasing the minimum contract size.
These changes aim to protect retail investors who are increasingly putting household savings into high-risk assets, contributing to derivatives turnover that exceeds the country's economic output.
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