Currency Options Trading In India Today SEBI came with a circular allowing currency options and cross currency derivatives contracts (Futures and Options) . SEBI has allowed recognized stock exchanges in India to offer trading in currency options in EUR-INR, GBP-INR and JPY-INR currency pairs. This is in addition to existing USD-INR currency options already available for …
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Currency Derivatives Margins Details for Indian Investors Currency derivatives trading in India is first started with single Currency pair of USD-INR. National Stock Exchange of India started trading in currency futures on 29 Aug 2008. Now in India currency derivatives trading is offered in four currencies namely USD, EUR, GBP and JPY. Options Trading …
Short Fall Penalty on Margin Shortage / Non-Collection Of Margins: Equity Derivatives and Currency Derivatives Margin Shortfall Penalty is levied in Equity Derivatives and Currency Derivatives segments if sufficient margins are not maintained in client trading account. This Penalty is applicable for positions taken in Futures and Options Segment and Kept open over night. For …
Verification of Trades On NSE Most of investors and traders complain that trades are executed in their account without their knowledge. Every broker is required by rule to send contract notes with trade execution details within 24 hours trade either by email (E-Contract Notes) or Physical contracts notes by courier/post. Some times investors may not receive …
Currency brokerage calculator is a simple online calculator. Use it to calculate net profit or loss after taxes and brokerage. Enter Values in the white cells in the below calculator for calculating Net Profit or Loss. Some brokers charge a maximum of Rs 50 as stamp duty. If such slab is applicable then Select Max …
