SEBI CAS rule may benefit brokerages with heavy trading activity
In short
SEBI changed its CAS rule and restored the final 30-minute continuous-session VWAP for derivatives settlement. Experts said brokerages with more trading activity may benefit.
The report does not name the biggest winners. It also does not say how fast the change could affect trading or profits.
What the reporting says
SEBI's CAS new rule could help brokerages with higher trading activity by restoring the final 30-minute continuous-session VWAP for derivatives settlement, according to experts cited in Mint's market note. The summary says the regulator made the move to restore that settlement method. It does not state which brokerages may benefit most or whether the rule changes trading volumes immediately.
Why it matters
SEBI's CAS rule change restores the final 30-minute continuous-session VWAP for derivatives settlement, and experts said brokerages with higher trading activity may benefit. The summary points to a possible lift for active brokerage businesses, but it does not identify winners or quantify the effect. For investors, the key issue is whether the rule change improves volumes or revenues at brokerages.