SEBI allows retailers into algo trading

Mint Explainer: Understanding Sebi's new rules for retail investors in algo trading
Sebi has introduced a framework to allow retail investors to participate in algo trading safely. Mint explains what the regulations mean for retail investors and what steps are being taken to prevent potential risks such as market disruptions or unauthorized trades.
Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath breaks down Sebi’s new retail algo trading rules. What you must know
Nithin Kamath emphasized that retail traders selling trading strategies or algorithms must now collaborate with a broker and register with exchanges. Marketplaces where traders share algos for a fee will also need exchange registration and a research analyst license.
India markets regulator sets track and trace rules for retail investors' algo trading
India's markets regulator on Tuesday introduced rules for the approval and tracking of the use of algorithmic trading by retail investors to protect them amid rising demand. Algo trades use computer programs to execute trades and have advantages such as faster order execution and reduced transaction costs.
BL Explainer. What are the safeguards SEBI has placed in algo trading for retail investors?
SEBI introduces stricter rules for algo trading to protect retail investors, with new regulations for brokers and stock exchanges.
Sebi issues new algo trading rules for Indian market, here’s why it’s significant
The Securities and Exchange Board of India, by announcing the move, aims to cater to increased demand from retail investors for algorithm trading. The agency had earlier raised concerns over emergence
Retail investors to join algo-trading from Aug
The Securities and Exchange Board of India ( Sebi) has allowed participation of retail investors in algorithmic trading starting August for faster order execution and improved liquidity. Currently, only institutional investors are permitted to use the pre-defined programmes for trading.
SEBI Creates Regulations, Rules For Algo Trading In India
Algorithmic trading, or algo trading, refers to executing trades through predefined computer programs, enabling orders to be placed at speeds far beyond human capabilities. While already popular among institutional and retail investors in India,
Retail Investors Enter the Algo Trading Arena
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has opened algorithmic trading to retail investors, previously exclusive to institutional investors. The move ensures improved market integrity and investor safeguards.
SEBI Proposes Framework for Retail Investors in Algo Trading
The new SEBI framework expands on the 2012 guidelines on Algorithmic Trading, a mechanism to automatically purchase and sell stocks.
SEBI announces new ‘algo trading’ rules: Report
Algo trading is already prevalent in India among both institutional as well as retail investors. However, existing regulations had several loopholes
SEBI’s new algo trading rules: Guidelines for retail investors – Effective from THIS date
Under the new guidelines, Sebi facilitated the participation of retail investors in algorithmic trading (algo trading). At present, only institutional investors are allowed to put in algo trading, which provides significant advantages of timed and programmed order execution.
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Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath on SEBI’s new algo trading rules: API limits, strategy restrictions and other key details
Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath took to X, formerly Twitter to break down the key points of the new regulations for traders ...
MC Exclusive| Algo sellers working out illegal arrangements with RAs to get around new SEBI norms
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