SEBI’s CAS proposals: 3 changes that may end expiry-day volatility, improve participation
- Posted on September 15, 2026
- By Financial Express
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In brief
India's securities regulator introduces structural reforms to derivatives markets addressing end-of-session trading turbulence. The three key modifications target settlement price mechanisms, order execution protocols, and algorithmic trading parameters. These regulatory enhancements aim to stabilize market conditions during final trading hours, reduce artificial volatility spikes, and encourage broader participation among institutional and retail investors in equity derivatives segments.
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SEBI’s CAS proposals: 3 changes that may end expiry-day volatility, improve participation
SEBI’s proposed CAS changes could ease expiry-day volatility by reshaping settlement prices, limit orders and iceberg orders, while helping derivatives traders navigate the closing session with greater clarity.
