- SEBI overhauls Indian equity derivatives trading mechanisms
- SEBI introduced a new CAS framework regulating the Indian stock market.
- The implementation of the new Closing Auction System (CAS) is currently affecting stock price discovery for companies including Trent, Bajaj Finance, and Mahindra & Mahindra.
HDFC Securities is monitoring market depth in the CAS, while SEBI works to improve overall participation in the system.
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Updated Oct 16
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HDFC Securities is monitoring market depth in the CAS, while SEBI works to improve overall participation in the system.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.SEBI introduced new framework changes for the CAS system.1 source
SEBI reviews CTS-only VWAP and CAS framework feedback.1 source
Operational updates on CAS implementation: HDFC Securities monitoring market depth and SEBI aiming to improve participation.1 source
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The implementation of the new Closing Auction System (CAS) is currently affecting stock price discovery for companies including Trent, Bajaj Finance, and Mahindra & Mahindra.Also in this story
- CAS implementation has been found to affect brokerages rather than commodities exchanges, boosting Motilal Fin performance.
- SEBI is investigating issues concerning the new Closing Auction System (CAS) rollout, involving large stockbrokers.
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