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Sebi proposes to allow FPIs to participate in physically settled commodity derivatives

Sebi plans to permit Foreign Portfolio Investors in physically settled commodity derivatives. This move aims to boost institutional participation and market liquidity. Safeguards ensure FPIs avoid delivery obligations through a two-tier mechanism. Positions are automatically transferred if not voluntarily squared off before delivery. This framework seeks to deepen India's commodity derivatives market.

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Economic TimesLean R·4h ago
Sebi proposes to allow FPIs to participate in physically settled commodity derivatives
Sebi plans to permit Foreign Portfolio Investors in physically settled commodity derivatives. This move aims to boost institutional participation and market liquidity. Safeguards ensure FPIs avoid delivery obligations through a two-tier mechanism. Positions are automatically transferred if not voluntarily squared off before delivery. This framework seeks to deepen India's commodity derivatives market.
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