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SEBI Proposes Review of Margin Trading Facility Framework

July 1, 2026

SEBI is proposing comprehensive changes to the Margin Trading Facility framework to enhance risk management and compliance efficiencies.

Proposed Changes to Margin Trading Facility Framework

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has announced its intention to review and overhaul the framework governing Margin Trading Facilities (MTF). This proposal aims to enhance risk management and operational efficiencies within this segment of the securities market.

Key aspects of the proposed review include updates to collateral, funding, exposure, and compliance norms. SEBI is inviting public comments on these changes, reflecting its commitment to stakeholder engagement in regulatory reforms.

Legal advisors focusing on securities and trading should participate in this consultation as the outcomes could substantially influence the compliance landscape and operational duties for firms engaged in margin trading.

Citations

  • SEBI (2026) SEBI Proposal 4455
Source:Supreme Court of India
Practice Areas:corporatefinancial

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