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Despite expectations, SEBI has decided not to curb weekly F&O expirations or raise minimum contract sizes for now. This comes as the regulator grapples with a surge in speculative trading that has cost retail investors Rs 1.81 lakh crore over the past three years.

SEBI New Asset Class: Market regulator Sebi approved a new asset class for high-net-worth investors to invest in riskier regulated products. The minimum investment will be Rs 10 lakh. This new class, called ‘Investment Strategies’, aims to add depth to the investment landscape. Sebi also introduced the Mutual Funds Lite framework for passively managed schemes.

Sebi has approved the introduction of the Mutual Funds Lite (MF Lite) framework for passively managed schemes. This framework reduces eligibility criteria for sponsors and compliance requirements. Existing AMCs can manage active and passive schemes separately. The new regulations aim to encourage new players, enhance market liquidity, and foster innovation in the mutual fund sector.

Sebi reviewed the performance of the Beta version of T+0 settlement cycle and will increase the eligible trading scrips to the top 500 companies. This will be done in phases. FPIs and Mutual Funds will have access. An optional block deal window mechanism will be introduced. The current T+1 settlement cycle will continue.

Based on the findings of the inspection, the regulator found certain alleged non-compliances of Stock Brokers regulations and circulars issued by Sebi, NSE and BSE.

While gold has its place, history demonstrates that a growing economy favors stock market investments. With India poised for 6-7% growth in 2024, equities offer a compelling opportunity for investors seeking long-term capital appreciation.

The company will raise up to Rs 5,000 crore through non-convertible debentures (NCDs) maturing in up to 48 months, according to a regulatory filing.

Technological disruption has consistently reshaped investment themes by transforming industries, creating new markets, and displacing established ones. From the industrial revolution to the internet era, each wave of innovation redefined value chains and capital allocation.

This often leads to a decline in open interest and can push the stock price upward.

TCS will announce its Q2 earnings on October 10, with a potential interim dividend declaration. Despite a gradual recovery in client spending, revenue growth remains stable. MOFSL expects TCS to see a 1% QoQ growth in constant currency. Previous Q1 profits and revenue exceeded expectations.