Brokers Association ANMI (Association of National Exchange members members of India) are working on attracting recommendations to create a cash equity market for retail participants between futures and Jane Street Herfer in option trade.
A portion of their recommendations was to increase admission obstacles for retail participants to start trading in F&O. Association President K.K. Suresh said that for markets like South Korea, to enter at least one year or at least one year or an examination conducted by bodies such as the National Institute of Securities Market (NISM) or to enter products such as monetary obstacles such as futures and options. To ensure this, NISM Certification Research Advisors are mandatory for other people, which provides services in the securities market.
ANMI also referred to other suggestions such as introducing co-location features for goods, and to increase the hosting of shares in safety borrowings and borrowings, to allow more sales.
Encouraging rules for innovative products in cash and fixed income may motivate and liberalize retail participants to move to cash market, which can effectively reduce participation in the derivative market, said Mr. Suresh. ANMI is ready to present SEBI after a month or two of studies and research on this subject, Mr. Suresh said.
According to SEBI, nine out of ten players have lost money in the derived market, now dominating by large traders and companies that use algorithms that can process and execute information in seconds, a feature that is often not available to the average retail participant.
Published – 01 August, 2025 10:54 pm IST
