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Sebi proposes to expand FPI play in commodities
In a strategic move, the Securities and Exchange Board of India has unveiled plans to enable foreign investors to trade in commodity derivatives. This initiative is designed to expand engagement within India's commodity derivatives market. International participants will soon be able to trade physically settled non-agricultural contracts, with the requirement to settle positions before the tender period starts.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
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…
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thehindubusinessline.com
SEBI proposes wider FPI access to commodity derivatives
FPIs are currently allowed to participate only in cash-settled non-agricultural commodity derivatives and indices comprising such commodities
