The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has proposed reforms to the regulatory framework for exchange-traded derivatives, including commodity derivatives, aimed at simplifying compliance requirements and reducing regulatory burdens on exchanges. These changes are intended to align rules with evolving market practices.

• 01Sebi aims to simplify compliance for exchange-traded derivatives.
• 02Proposed changes include removing duplicative provisions.
• 03Reforms will align derivatives rules with current market practices.
• 04The initiative seeks to ease the regulatory burden on exchanges.
• 05These changes may enhance market efficiency and participation.

These reforms could lead to a more efficient derivatives market, potentially increasing participation from traders and investors.