NEW YORK, June 4 (Reuters) - The explosive growth of algorithmic trading is creating a caste system among broker-dealers, with only those able to afford the best technology capturing critical timing ...

Stock market trading in India has emerged as a new mania thanks to growing financial literacy, digital access, and a surge in retail investor participation. With increased awareness, smartphone ...

India's market regulator, Sebi, is planning to permit retail investors to engage in algorithm-based trading, a practice currently exclusive to institutional investors. This move aims to level the ...

In a circular issued on Tuesday, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) said brokers can provide algo trading facility to retail investors only after obtaining requisite permission from ...

Last month, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) proposed significant changes to its framework governing algo trading. To recap quickly, algorithmic trading, or algo trading, refers to ...

Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on December 13 published a consultation paper on algo trading for retail investors. Sebi proposed empanelment and registration of algo ...

Sebi Algo Trading Rules: Capital markets regulator SEBI has introduced a new framework for retail investors in algorithmic trading, aiming to enhance investor protection, maintain market integrity, ...

Sophisticated algorithms and the rise of electronic execution are seeing buy-siders place greater focus on options between high-touch and low-touch execution, according to Coalition Greenwich’s latest ...

Option buyers in India are shifting rapidly towards algo trading because it makes trading faster, more disciplined, and much easier to manage, especially for those who are looking for smart ways to ...

The Securities and Exchange of India’s (SEBI) latest regulatory framework for algorithmic (algo) trading has evoked mixed feeling from the broking community and analysts. While the regulations are ...