Sebi makes algo trading tougher

raman & Reena Zachariah , ET Bureau | 22 May, 2013, 05.43AM IST Post a Comment Sebi has completely changed the way trading takes place in India At the end of the week, the Securities and Exchange Board of India will be celebrating its silver jubilee with the ...

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Starting May 27, the charges for orders based on algorithms (algo) in stock exchanges will be double the existing rates. SEBI said that this would disincentivise those having high order-to-trade ratio using algo. Charges on an algo trade vary among exchanges.

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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has now asked firms offering prepaid brokerage schemes to restrict the sales of this product, in the wake of several cases of mis-selling.

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