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Published: June 28, 2023
Updated: June 28, 2023
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has decided to withdraw its plan to shift the expiry of Nifty Bank derivative contracts from Thursday to Friday, aligning with the Bombay Stock Exchange's (BSE) request. The initial decision by NSE was made in response to BSE's move to shift the expiry of Sensex and Bankex derivative contracts to Friday. However, after considering market feedback and the potential impact on the growth of Sensex/Bankex derivatives, NSE has reversed its decision.
In a joint statement, NSE and BSE acknowledged the importance of balanced market development and the need to avoid concentration risk. BSE expressed concerns that NSE's decision could have adverse effects on the growth of Sensex and Bankex derivatives. Therefore, BSE requested NSE to consider shifting the Bank Nifty expiry to a different day other than Friday.
To promote market development and address the concerns raised by BSE, the NSE has decided to withdraw its proposal with immediate effect. This move aims to ensure a fair and balanced approach to the market and mitigate any potential risks associated with concentration.
BSE believed that moving the expiry of Nifty Bank derivative contracts to a day other than Friday would encourage greater participation in Sensex and Bankex derivatives. The shift was expected to bring about increased market activity and improve risk management within the derivatives market.
Earlier this month, NSE had announced its plan to shift the expiry of Nifty Bank derivative
contracts to Friday from Thursday, following BSE's similar move for Sensex and Bankex
indices. However, after careful consideration and consultation with market participants, NSE
has decided to reverse its decision and maintain the current expiry schedule.
The NSE's decision to withdraw its proposal to shift the expiry of Nifty Bank derivative
contracts to Friday demonstrates its commitment to maintaining a balanced and stable
market environment. By addressing the concerns raised by BSE and fostering market
development, NSE aims to ensure a fair and efficient trading ecosystem. This reversal
emphasises the importance of collaboration and market feedback in shaping the policies and
decisions of stock exchanges for the benefit of all market participants.
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