SEBI Recent changes

 Latest update is that SEBI had taken a step to restrict index derivatives expiry to only Tuesdays or Thursdays, with each exchange allowed just one fixed expiry day per week, will have major implications for the Indian options market. Here’s how it could impact various stakeholders:

🔍 1. Change in volume and liquidity
Nifty earlier expired on Thursday and Sensex on Tuesday which gace traders two expiry events in a week.

Following this would lead to decrease in volatility in the markets.

This may:

Boost liquidity and depth on that single day,

But make non-expiry days relatively dull, reducing intraday opportunities.

📉 2. Impact on BSE’s Growing Market Share
BSE’s Sensex weekly options have grown in popularity due to their earlier Tuesday expiry (ahead of Nifty).

If NSE also shifts to Tuesday, traders may prefer Nifty (more liquid), and BSE’s competitive advantage could vanish.
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