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SEBI Rules Out Immediate Changes To Closing Auction Session

Closing Auction Session: Did SEBI Put The Cart Before The Horse?

Sebi sees no CAS manipulation, eyes more participation

Mumbai: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has not observed any manipulation in the newly introduced closing auction sessions, chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said Wednesday, attributing the recent divergence in two major indices to circumspect trader participation in the first few days of the new system."We are considering all inputs to increase participation," Pandey said on the sidelines of the Global Commodity Conclave in Mumbai. Any new mechanism, like the new process to determine closing prices of securities, needs time to settle and attract more participation, Pandey said.The

SEBI Chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey Says Closing Auction Session Is Here to Stay, Tweaks Possible

‘CAS here to stay’: Sebi chief Pandey says auction system won’t be rolled back

Sebi chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey affirmed the continuation of the Closing Auction Session, emphasizing ongoing evaluations concerning market participants' worries and potential framework enhancements. He pointed out that as more participants engage with the new system, certain challenges may diminish. Furthermore, he observed that reliance on outdated processes inhibits the effective utilization of CAS. Sebi has also received accolades for introducing this pivotal reform in the market.

India’s closing auction needs funds to show up

Sebi chair rules out CAS rollback; assures commitment to resolving ongoing issues

Mumbai: Securities and Exchange Board of India Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey on Monday said the regulator will examine and address issues in the new Closing Auction Session (CAS), while ruling out scrapping the mechanism simply because some market participants want to trade options differently."We are talking to participants about the concerns. We are analysing the issues and will soon come with a view," Pandey said on the sidelines of Sebi's Symposium on Cyber Defence event held in Mumbai. He reiterated that CAS is here to stay and is looking at concerns raised by traders and other market parti

Closing Auction Rule Hitting Trade? How To Navigate Sensex, Nifty Divergence

A closing price determined in a short auction window may not represent broader market's consensus.

SEBI Proposes Changes To Closing Auction Session, Revises Derivatives Settlement Rules And Market Timings

CAS closing price under review: Sebi proposes 2 options for expiry settlement

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is actively exploring modifications to how derivative settlement prices are calculated. Two alternative methods are currently up for review, inviting stakeholder feedback. These revisions aim to alleviate concerns related to the price from the closing auction session. Stakeholders have until October 3rd to share their insights on adopting a blended VWAP or maintaining the status quo with the existing methodology.

SEBI Chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey Warns Investors Against Finfluencers, High-Return Claims

SEBI Restores 'Final 30 Minutes Of Trading' Method To Settle Derivatives

SEBI began reviewing the framework in September.

SEBI To Wait At Least One Year Before Further CAS Rule Changes: Whole-Time Member KVR Murty

SEBI's Updated Closing Auction Rules For Derivatives Expiry May Boost F&O Trading Volumes