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India's SEBI overhauled derivatives rules post-Jane Street incident, adding real-time monitoring, warnings, and stricter limits to curb risky options trading and protect retail investors.
SEBI has strengthened oversight of India's derivatives market following the Jane Street incident, implementing data-driven reforms including real-time monitoring, refined position limits, and delta-based exposure calculations.
The changes, rolled out in phases from late 2024 to mid-2025, target risky expiry-day trading in index options, where low premiums fueled excessive retail speculation and losses.
SEBI introduced mandatory pop-up warnings—similar to tobacco alerts—informing traders that 9 out of 10 options traders lose money, and took action against misleading online influencers and high-frequency trading practices.
The regulator emphasized a balanced, "surgeon’s knife" approach to avoid over- or under-regulation, focusing on transparency, technology, and investor protection amid rising retail participation and global volatility.
El SEBI de India revisó las reglas de derivados después del incidente de Jane Street, agregando monitoreo en tiempo real, advertencias y límites más estrictos para frenar el comercio de opciones riesgosas y proteger a los inversores minoristas.