India May Allow Portfolio Managers to Take Unhedged Short Bets
India's securities regulator is considering a significant policy shift that would permit domestic portfolio managers to take unhedged short positions in equity derivatives, marking the first time such positions would be allowed. This regulatory change aims to provide professional money managers with greater flexibility while simultaneously implementing stricter controls on retail traders.
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India May Allow Portfolio Managers to Take Unhedged Short Bets
India's securities regulator is considering a significant policy shift that would permit domestic portfolio managers to take unhedged short positions in equity derivatives, marking the first time such positions would be allowed. This regulatory change aims to provide professional money managers with greater flexibility while simultaneously implementing stricter controls on retail traders.
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