- The National Stock Exchange is filing for a major IPO in India, with its valuation surpassing that of Life Insurance Corp and Hyundai Motor India. SEBI is also conducting probes into NSE's market practices.
- SEBI oversight and regulatory measures are affecting NSE operations, noting its dependence on derivatives trading revenues.
SEBI adjusts closing auction rules, stabilizing derivative settlement for Indian markets
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What happened
SEBI adjusted its rules for the Closing Auction Session (CAS) on October 15, 2026. While keeping the auction mechanism, the regulator removed its link to expiry-day settlement. Moving forward, expiring index contracts will settle based on the volume-weighted average prices (VWAP) of their constituents during the last 30 minutes of trading. The auction price will no longer determine the outcome of expiry contracts.
From moneycontrol.com
Why it matters
The introduction of the CAS initially caused market divergence, such as a pricing discrepancy for Reliance Industries on the NSE compared to the BSE. The regulatory adjustment aims to stabilize the market and address concerns raised by traders regarding the initial auction mechanism.
SEBI oversight and regulatory measures are affecting NSE operations, noting its dependence on derivatives trading revenues, while the National Stock Exchange is filing for a major IPO in India.
From moneycontrol.com, livemint.com
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.SEBI's regulatory adjustment to CAS rules stabilizes the market.1 source
- Market regulator oversees auction-based pricing mechanism as index-heavyweight orders cause a sharp plunge on the BSE Sensex.Sub-event
- SEBI introduced a new closing price discovery mechanism utilizing combined data from NSE and BSE.Sub-event
- SEBI introduced a Closing Auction Session for derivative-eligible stocks in the Indian equity markets.Sub-event
SEBI's new closing auction mechanism causes market divergence and pricing issues for Reliance stock.1 source
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