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SEBI Derivative Panel Proposes Mini-Contracts

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has proposed a variety of measures to increase investor participation in its derivative market.

  • 24 Mar 2009
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has proposed a variety of measures to increase investor participation in its derivative market. Among the recommendations is the introduction of mini-contracts, which would be either 25% or 10% the size of a normal derivative contract. The panel also warned that ...

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