Collateral deposits of ₹4.5 tn show inefficiencies in system: Sebi's Narayan G | Stock Market News

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has introduced new rules related to collateral deposits for stock market trading. The regulations are designed to ensure greater security for investors and to maintain the integrity of the markets. Under these rules, banks and financial institutions will be required to hold collateral deposits for trading on behalf of their clients. This is part of SEBI's broader efforts to modernize market infrastructure and enhance the protection of retail investors. The move aims to reduce systemic risks and prevent default scenarios that can impact market stability. SEBI is also focusing on improving transparency and minimizing the risk of market manipulation.