India's markets regulator on Tuesday proposed to widen foreign investors' access to non-agricultural commodity derivatives by allowing them to trade in physically settled contracts, a proposal paper on its website showed.Overseas investors are not at present permitted to participate in contracts linked to crude oil, natural gas, gold or silver that are settled by actual delivery of the underlying goods.The Securities and Exchange Board of India said broader foreign participation would deepen liquidity, improve price discovery and better align India's commodity derivatives market with global counterparts.
Sebi proposes to widen foreign investors' access to non-agricultural commodities derivatives
India's markets regulator on Tuesday proposed to widen foreign investors' access to non-agricultural commodity derivatives by allowing them to trade in physically settled contracts, a proposal paper on its website showed.
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