In view of feedback received and recent developments, it had been decided that the latest directions on exchange traded currency derivative...

RBI had tightened rules on currency derivatives with the aim of curbing speculative trading. This would offer some short-term relief as mar...

Indian capital markets regulator Sebi has allowed exchanges to extend direct market access (DMA) to foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) to p...

Exchange Traded Currency Derivatives (ETCD) provide SMEs with an excellent alternative to OTC markets for hedging portfolios, as they may n...

The exchange said FPIs desirous of participating in exchange-traded commodity derivatives (ETCDs) would be subject to risk management measu...

Be it on risk management, corporate governance, technological safeguards, investor protection practices, widening the participant base and ...

Allowing FPIs in ETCDs could be seen as a major stride in the desired direction, which is likely to bump up liquidity, reduce pricing gaps,...

The board of Sebi, during its meeting held on Wednesday, also approved amendments to rules governing mutual funds and portfolio managers. F...

Under the norms, Sebi has specified guidelines on investment objectives of silver ETFs, valuation, determination of net asset value (NAV), ...

Futures contracts facilitate the sale or purchase of an underlying commodity at a preset price for delivery on a future date.

ETCDs having gold as the underlying asset would be considered as 'gold-related instrument' for gold ETFs.

This scheme will invest broadly in the three asset classes – equity, commodity derivatives and debt. The fund house said that exchange-trad...

The central bank Monday issued directions for currency derivatives in any currency pair involving the Indian Rupee in international financi...

Portfolio managers may participate in ETCDs after entering into an agreement with the clients.

MFs won’t be allowed to take positions in sensitive commodities like agri products.

The mutual fund schemes cannot invest in physical goods except in ‘gold’ through ETFs.

The RBI today came out with simplified norms for hedging exchange rate risk under which companies can take exposure of up to USD 30 million...