Mumbai: A report by the rating agency ICRA said that there has been a decline in the participation of small-capital small investors-traders in the derivative segment after strict steps were taken by the capital market regulator Indian Securities and Exchange Board (SEBI) to prevent the loss of small investors.
As of March, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) has fallen by 49 percent year-on-year in the number of investors with a monthly premium turnover of less than Rs 10,000. Whereas the report said that there has been a decrease of 37 percent in those who trade between Rs 10 lakh and Rs 15 lakh. 10,000 and Rs. 1 lakh.
After shocking conclusions of a study of capital market regulator SEBI, more than 90 percent of traders in the country are lifting losses in futures and options (F&O), the lot of contracts were increased and the weekly termination was also changed to prevent entry into F&Os of small traders.
In contrast, according to the ICRA report, the number of investors with high monthly premium turnover had a relatively low impact. The ICRA said the premium ADTO (average daily turnover) has declined due to a decline in the number of low turnover, especially for groups whose monthly premium turnover is less than Rs 10 lakh. 1 lakh.
It states that Margin Trading Fund (MTF) exposure, which saw a steady increase in previous years, fell 18 percent in the quarter. The impact of which was seen on the operation of securities broking companies.
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