SEBI allows physical delivery in derivatives

Mumbai : India | Mar 06, 2010 at 1:45 AM PST

Source: The Economic Times

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Capital market regulator, Sebi, today said that it has decided to allow physical delivery in the derivatives segment but no timeline has been fixed for this. "The Sebi Board has decided to allow physical delivery in the derivatives segment. There has been a demand for this for some time now and the Board... FULL ARTICLE AT The Economic Times

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