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News Topical, Digital Desk : The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is seriously considering changes to margin rules to increase cash market volumes and improve market participation. To this end, SEBI has begun reviewing a proposal to reduce margin requirements.

According to sources, SEBI previously sought suggestions and input on this issue from all market stakeholders—brokers, clearing corporations, and other institutions. Based on these opinions, the regulator is now further considering the proposal.

A proposal to reduce margin requirements to further simplify trading in the cash market has been placed before SEBI's Advisory Committee. The committee is currently in ongoing discussions with clearing corporations, brokerages, and other market participants to ensure that risk management is strengthened while reducing margins. Will trading in the cash market receive a boost? SEBI believes that balanced and rational margin rules are essential to ensure greater participation and liquidity in the cash market. Therefore, the committee is assessing how much margin can be reduced, how balanced risk management will be implemented, and how the participation of small and retail investors can be increased. 

The review is ongoing, and a major decision may be taken soon. SEBI's discussions and review regarding reducing margins on trading in the cash segment are ongoing. It is believed that potential relaxation of margin rules could lead to benefits such as increased trading volumes, new liquidity in the market, and improved facilities for retail and small investors. SEBI is expected to make a final decision on this matter soon, which could lead to significant changes in the cash market.


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