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In a note to accounts, the bank said it had assessed the roles and responsibilities of individuals involved in earlier irregularities and fixed accountability in line with its internal code of conduct.
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As per the stress test results, a rise in domestic interest rates resulted in a positive MTM impact of 5.9 per cent of total capital in September 2025, compared with 3.8 per cent in March 2025. Conversely, a fall in interest rates led to a sharper negative impact of 5.8 per cent in September 2025, up from 0.7 per cent in March.
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The practice of banning commodities trading damages more than just immediate stakeholders—it undermines the credibility and trustworthiness of Indian exchanges and markets
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SEBI’s restrictions on options trading triggered an unexpected boom in India's cash market, with delivery volumes surging as traders sought new opportunities
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Despite being introduced nearly two decades ago, India's securities lending and borrowing scheme has failed to gain meaningful traction due to prohibitive margin requirements, high costs, and inflexible rules, prompting SEBI to plan its first major overhaul in nearly two decades
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Even as SEBI has been curbing derivatives trading to protect retail investors, the segment is key to the broking industry in revenue
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New NSE data revealing that only 1.8% of investors trade exclusively in derivatives raises uncomfortable questions about whether SEBI's sweeping options regulations were a solution in search of a problem
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These regulations come on the back of earlier ones as SEBI doubles down on its objective of curbing excessive speculation in derivatives that sees retail traders paying a heavy price
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NCDEX is raising Rs 770 crore ($87 million) by selling shares to a group of 61 investors
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'Research has suggested that expiry day option trading increases market volatility and could lead to noise trading that may potentially undermine confidence in price formation,' says Ananth Narayan
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The other side of the coin is a build-up of huge speculative interest among retail traders, enabling such an event. Why curbing it may be a bitter but life-saving medicine
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To maintain its current BCA, the support of the government may be required, says Alka Anbarasu of Moody's Ratings, speaking to Moneycontrol
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As of April 8, 2025, DIIs held a net long position of 79,153 contracts in index futures, marking an all-time high. This surge surpasses previous highs observed during significant market events
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Dalal Street went into a freefall on April 7, as panic-selling took the benchmark indices sharply lower.
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Under the revision, the market lot for BANKNIFTY will increase from 30 to 35, while MIDCPNIFTY will see a rise from 120 to 140.
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SEBI proposed limiting expiries of all equity derivatives contracts to either Tuesday or Thursday to ensure optimal spacing for expiry dates
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According to the Clearing Corporation of India data, IndusInd Bank raised Rs 11,000 crore worth of CDs on March 11 and Rs 1,850 crore on March 10
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The so-called 'product suitability framework' has not come up for discussions in recent meetings at Sebi, and there has been no indication that the capital market regulator may propose limiting retail participants in F&O based on skill or capital.
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The RBI wants to ascertain if more banks are in non-compliance of its derivative trade rules and also wants to compliance on the treasury front
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The Sensex Futures & Options will now be available for investors worldwide. They can now directly invest in them using US dollars.
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Derivatives positioning at the close of 31 January pointed to a gradual long buildup in Nifty futures. FIIs' continued net short position of 3.1 lakh contracts in index futures reflects a cautious stance ahead of the Budget.
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The retail investors and traders that regulators aimed to protect are now falling victim to various dabba operators, over whom the authorities have no control.
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Nifty futures saw a significant drop in cumulative open interest (OI) across current, next, and far-month series, indicating further short covering on 25 November. The changes in the option chain showed Nifty entering into a narrow range.
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The GIFT City unit adds to the lender’s centers in Hong Kong and London for high-quality product development, sales and support, according to people familiar with the matter
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Since the pandemic, domestic institutional investors (DIIs) have not been net sellers on an annual basis. This trend can be attributed to retail investors' influx of funds into mutual funds, primarily through systematic investment plans (SIPs) and direct investments.
