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While the US high-frequency trading giant was allowed to resume trading by SEBI after it deposited about Rs 4,844 crore last year, its counsel has argued that the firm still does not know what it can or cannot do in terms of trading in the Indian market.
With competition in the segment intensifying, the chief business development officer of India’s largest exchange unpacks the bourse’s strategy going forward.
Telecom and retail both continue with their ‘hit and miss’, while O2C delivers an unsurprisingly poor performance in Q4. This is a year RIL will be glad to see the back of.
The market regulator is once again considering allowing colocation in the segment to pave the way for a smooth trading experience as commodity derivatives are drawing investors in hordes.