SEBI Says Closing Auction Session Is Here to Stay: What It Means for Indian Traders and Expiry-Day Volatility

• SEBI will keep the Closing Auction Session (CAS) despite rising criticism. 
• The regulator is currently reviewing the derivatives settlement-price methodology.
• Traders may face higher volatility around expiry and market close.

India’s SEBI stands firm in its decision to retain the new Closing Auction Session (CAS). Despite increasing concerns surrounding the CAS, the regulator has no plans to roll it back. Instead, SEBI is looking at whether the way derivatives settlement prices are calculated needs to be changed. The focus is on whether CAS could make expiry-day trading more volatile.

What CAS Means for Intraday and Positional Traders

SEBI has reportedly confirmed that it will not withdraw the new Closing Auction Session (CAS). With the launch of CAS by SEBI, traders are required to give more attention to the final minutes of trading. For intraday traders, p…

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