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The idea is to determine whether brokers have nudged clients into excessive or speculative trading, influenced trading patterns or absorbed client losses in order to expand their lending businesses.

In a rare step, the National Stock Exchange of India has reached out to multiple brokers seeking data on client losses, including details of investors who have incurred losses exceeding Rs 1 crore per month this year and how these losses were funded, according to two people familiar with the matter. Both requested anonymity to speak freely on regulatory matters.
An email sent to NSE did not elicit a response.
The exchanges are concerned that some brokers may be informally financing client losses, which is an explicit violation of the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s regulations, according to one …
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.
Promoters balk at smaller issues and uncertain pricing, choosing to wait out volatility.