New unified stamp duty rate to be charged to traders and investors at the time of trading in stocks, currency derivatives and commodities. The new charges will come into force from 9 January 2020.
Intraday Margin Likely to Increase Sharply Even for Cover & Bracket Orders
In the recent circular, issued by NSE and BSE it is clarified that brokers have to collect additional intraday margins for equities & derivatives (Equity, Commodities, Currencies). This new regulation seems to be applicable even for exotic leveraged tools like cover orders & bracket orders. Currently, brokers charge only VAR margins for Intraday Equity trades […]
Unification of Stocks and Commodities into One Trading Account
Are you a trader in equity/currency and commodities? And tired of maintaining separate balances in each account? Well, SEBI on Sept 2017 proposed trading in equity and commodity market via a single entity.
Stats about NSE Equity Derivatives Participation
Here are the few interesting stats from SEBI in its recent Discussion Paper on Growth and Development of Equity Derivative Market in India which gives a fair understanding about participation in NSE Equity derivative markets.
Derivatives – Median Quarter-Sigma Order Size – Explained
Quarter Sigma Order Size is the order size (price x Volume) required for the stock price movement of 1/4th of Standard deviation of the stock price and it should be greater than Rs10 lakh. Higher the Quarter Sigma order Size means higher the liquidity and tougher for stock operators to manipulate the stock price movements to some extent.
Understanding Financial Regulatory Bodies in India
In India, the financial system is regulated with the help of independent regulators, associated with the field of insurance, banking, commodity market, and capital market and also the field of pension funds. Let us look in detail about the Financial Regulatory Bodies in India.
Punjab and Kerla Now tough on E-commerce Regulations
Major E-commerce companies have stopped delivering goods in Kerala as the state government has levied tough rules regarding the sales tax. The state government does not permit these companies to sell products without paying the appropriate taxes.
The Latest Rules And Regulations Of SEBI Crowdfunding
SEBI( Securities and Exchange Board of India) has very recently changed its rules and regulations of crowdfunding. If you do not have any idea on the term crowdfunding, it is worth to mention that the term crowdfunding refers to the solicitation of funds from several investors. This process is done through various social networking sites or web based platform to accomplish a particular project or social cause or any business venture.
How to Become a Registered Investment Advisor in India
The career of investment advisors comes with great demand. They are the professional that provides exclusive assistance to the clients when the main area of concern is related with the financial matters. Whether it is equipped with retirement planning, insurance options and investment strategies, investment advisors are there to solve any type of problems related with monetary issues. If you are from India and planning to pursue your career as an investment advisor, you need to obtain proper registration certification that will facilitate you to work as an investment advisor.
Understand The Way To Demat Certificates Of Your Physical Shares
It is evident that holders of physical shares are mostly senior citizens that find it pretty impossible and difficult to convert the same in demat format. A recent study has brought into the limelight that about 300 crore shares of the present Sensex companies are available in physical form. There is hardly any room of doubt that dematerializing of your share would allow you to avoid the risk of losing the certificate or duplicating the same.
What is Dabba Trading?
Dabba means box and a dabba operator, in stock market terminology is the one who indulges in dabba trading. His office is like any other broker’s office having terminals linked to the stock exchange showing market rates of stocks. However, the difference is that the investor’s trades do not get executed on the stock exchange system but in the dabba operator’s books only.