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  • MC Exclusive: Brokerages, APs facilitates dabba-trading to make up for business lost to SEBI's new F&O norms

    With the new index-derivatives norms rolled out from the end of November, brokerages and their distributors are finding alternative sources of revenue.

  • Dabba trading platforms ramp up marketing drive to woo F&O traders bracing for SEBI norms

    Dabba trading platforms are aggressively promoting their no-margin and high-leverage products amid the market regulator's curbs on index derivatives, which will come into effect from November 20.

  • 'Will look into concerns of F&O volumes shifting to commodities or dabba trading,' says Sebi's Ananth Narayan

    Moneycontrol had earlier reported that market experts are worried about SEBI's proposed F&O curbs stoking dabba trading.

  • SEBI's proposed F&O curbs stoke fears of spike in dabba trading

    SEBI's proposed measures to curb F&O betting has raised concerns of traders turning towards illegal dabba trading, which bypasses stock exchanges and proper KYC, posing significant risks.

  • Dabba-trading platform TradeX uses Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s star power to sell; ropes in PR Sundar too

    Legal experts say that the actor headlining the platform’s ad could turn out to be a legal liability.

  • MC Investigates: Online dabba traders go all out to recruit sub-brokers, offering clients even 500x leverage

    Higher shares of ‘brokerage’ and vertigo-inducing leverage are making it an attractive option, although it is an unregulated market and carries high risks.

  • NSE cautions investors against 'dabba' trading

    Dabba trading is an illegal form of trading in shares, where operators of such trading rings allow people to trade in equities outside the stock exchange platform.

  • Dabba trading: Gamified dabba trading apps thrive, eating official exchanges’, tax dept’s lunch

    Dabba is a parallel stock market, in which traders can bet on the direction of share prices/stock indices without a trading account, demat account, or having to give their KYC details.

  • Budget 2022| Gold industry looks for bullion bank, tax-breaks on selling old gold and withdrawal of CTT

    Nearly decade-long demand to increase the metal’s volumes in the futures market makes an appearance this time too.

  • The unintended consequence of SEBI rules is an increase in dabba trading

    While regulators around the world are welcoming retail investors, SEBI is doing the opposite on the pretext of protecting them

  • Coronavirus Impact: COVID-19 kills Illegal ‘Dabba’ trading as lockdown forces players to down shutters

    The high-risk operations have been stopped as strict restrictions on movement have forced the ‘Dabba trader’ to stop work, at least for the time being.

  • Enforcement Directorate takes up India's biggest 'dabba trading' case

    The ED's intervention follows a first information report (FIR) that was filed by the Economic Offences Wing of Nagpur city’s police in 2016.

  • Cops miffed with SEBI's inaction in dabba trading crackdown

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has gone on a campaign overdrive to curb ‘dabba trading’ but the police says that the regulator's hesitance in filing a case in several cases is letting violators get off the hook.

  • FinMin bats for 'single rate-single exchange' for gold spot exchange

    The Finance Ministry has proposed setting up a single gold spot exchange at a meeting with exchanges last week, all of which want to set up individual spot exchanges.

  • Budget Analysis: Volumes will shift to other channels post CTT, warns MCX

    Talking to CNBC-TV 18 about the introduction of commodity transaction tax (CTT) in the Budget last week, Shreekant Javalgekar, MD & CEO, MCX, said the proposal was fraught with many inconsistencies.

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