The Bombay Stock Exchange will launch its platform for trading in currency derivatives from Friday, making it the fourth bourse in the country to offer such trades.
Other stock exchanges present in the currency futures segment are — National Stock Exchange, MCX-SX and United Stock Exchange.
“Exchange is pleased to inform trading members that it will be launching trading in currency and interest rate derivatives with effect from Friday, November 29, 2013,” BSE said in a notification.
Currency derivative contracts
Currency derivative contracts allow investors to take position on change in foreign exchange rates between pairs of two currencies, such as rupee and dollar.
According to BSE, the currency futures trading would be commenced on the contracts on US Dollar-Indian Rupee, Euro-Indian Rupee, British Pound-Indian Rupee and Japanese Yen-Indian Rupee.
“Currency options trading shall be commenced on the contracts on US Dollar-Indian Rupee,” it added.
Further, with a view to encourage active participation on its currency derivatives platform, BSE has also decided not to levy any transaction charges, until further notice.
However, trading members in the currency derivatives segment would have to make a one-time contribution of Rs 250 towards the ‘Investor Protection Fund’, it said.
As per the guidelines, trading on the segment would take place between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Other stock exchanges present in the currency futures segment are — National Stock Exchange, MCX-SX and United Stock Exchange.
“Exchange is pleased to inform trading members that it will be launching trading in currency and interest rate derivatives with effect from Friday, November 29, 2013,” BSE said in a notification.
Currency derivative contracts
Currency derivative contracts allow investors to take position on change in foreign exchange rates between pairs of two currencies, such as rupee and dollar.
According to BSE, the currency futures trading would be commenced on the contracts on US Dollar-Indian Rupee, Euro-Indian Rupee, British Pound-Indian Rupee and Japanese Yen-Indian Rupee.
“Currency options trading shall be commenced on the contracts on US Dollar-Indian Rupee,” it added.
Further, with a view to encourage active participation on its currency derivatives platform, BSE has also decided not to levy any transaction charges, until further notice.
However, trading members in the currency derivatives segment would have to make a one-time contribution of Rs 250 towards the ‘Investor Protection Fund’, it said.
As per the guidelines, trading on the segment would take place between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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