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Commodity future exchange versus Stock Exchange

March 20, 2014 by KRS Leave a Comment

SEBI bars FTIL from holding shares in stock exchanges 

  • Commodity future exchange deal in physical commodity underlying and stock exchange deal the securities underlying in the stock exchange, both discharge similar function and agreements.
  • Both requires systems and processes like trading platform,clearing and settlement(default settlements pose systemic risk to the     respective markets).
  • The regulatory objective exchanges are same as investor protection, market integrity, transparency, fairness and governance are concerned.
  • They are connected through common stakeholders and flow of finance.
  • The two exchanges and clearing corporation are market infrastructure institutions of the financial markets and they need the same level of  integrity and  governance standards.
  • According to SEBI a person not fit and proper to hold shares in commodity future exchange cannot hold shares in stock exchange and the  clearing corporation because he poses same danger to interest of securities in both the markets that require integrity.
  • The declaration of FTIL (Financial Technologies (India) Ltd) as ‘not fit and proper’ by FMC has direct bearing on the securities market.

Exams Perspective:

  1. Commodity future exchange
  2. Stock Exchange
  3. SEBI
  4. Forwards Market Commission (FMC)

Filed Under: Current Affairs, Economy, National Tagged With: Commodity future exchange, Forwards Market Commission (FMC), SEBI, Stock Exchange

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