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SEBI seeks to reform India's derivatives market to protect small investors amid high loss rates.
India's securities regulator, SEBI, is pushing for reforms in the country's derivatives market to protect small investors after finding that 90% of individual traders lost money, with annual losses reaching $12.2 billion.
SEBI aims to curb unfair practices without stifling growth, as the derivatives market accounts for nearly 90% of global options trading volume.
The regulator has already tightened entry norms, reducing active traders by 20%.
SEBI also plans to educate the growing investor base, expected to triple to 400 million by 2030.
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SEBI busca reformar el mercado de derivados de India para proteger a los pequeños inversores en medio de altas tasas de pérdidas.