12.10.2016 - Sebi axe likely to fall on illiquid commodities
In its continuing efforts to improve risk management at the exchanges' end, market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is considering suspending trading in commodities or contracts that are illiquid. During its first year of regulating commodity derivatives after the merger of the Forward Markets Commission (FMC) with it, Sebi has focused on improving risk management of commodity exchanges with the powers it has. And, wherever it has been possible and practical to do so, it has aligned them with the equity derivatives. In the second year, while focusing on introducing much-awaited new products and allowing new participants in the commodity derivatives, focus on strengthening risk management will continue..............................................Full Article: Source
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