Weekly contracts that made India top options market has last trading day

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Limiting the weeklies was one of them.“Derivatives regulations may have unintended consequences,” said Deven Choksey, managing director at DRChoksey FinServ in Mumbai, adding that the new limits may increase risk for traders and lead to more market volatility.

While the exchanges and brokers flourished, it was a different story for retail traders: 93% of them lost money in equity derivatives during that period, an updated study by the Securities and Exchange Board of India showed in September.

Nithin Kamath, founder and CEO of one of India’s biggest online brokers, Zerodha Broking, expects the measures to impact 60% of its trading in futures and options.