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India’s central bank will ban bank loans for trading and demand full collateral starting April 1, slashing derivative trading and threatening smaller firms.
India’s Reserve Bank of India is set to ban bank loans for proprietary trading and require 100% collateral for broker funding starting April 1, potentially cutting derivative trading volumes by up to 20% and slashing profit margins.
The move targets rapid growth in India’s equity derivatives market, now larger than its cash market and linked to widespread losses among retail investors.
Smaller trading firms face existential threats due to reduced access to cheap financing, while larger and foreign firms may shift operations offshore.
Industry groups urge a six-month delay, but regulators have not commented.
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El banco central de la India prohibirá los préstamos bancarios para el comercio y exigirá colateral completo a partir del 1 de abril, reduciendo el comercio de derivados y amenazando a las empresas más pequeñas.