The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is actively exploring modifications to how derivative settlement prices are calculated. Two alternative methods are currently up for review, inviting stakeholder feedback. These revisions aim to alleviate concerns related to the price from the closing auction session. Stakeholders have until October 3rd to share their insights on adopting a blended VWAP or maintaining the status quo with the existing methodology. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is actively exploring modifications to how derivative settlement prices are calculated. Two alternative methods are currently up for review, inviting stakeholder feedback. These revisions aim to alleviate concerns related to the price from the closing auction session. Stakeholders have until October 3rd to share their insights on adopting a blended VWAP or maintaining the status quo with the existing methodology.
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