India introduces new rules for retail algorithmic trading to protect investors and streamline processes.

India's market regulator has introduced new rules for algorithmic trading by retail investors, requiring unique identifiers for algo orders and registration for algos exceeding a set threshold. The rules aim to protect retail investors while allowing faster order execution and reduced costs. Retail investors will access approved algos only through registered brokers, with providers needing to be empaneled with exchanges. The rules take effect from August 1.

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