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 ...

Algorithmic trading which has remained the preserve of large institutions could soon be open to India's retail investors as well, with the market regulator proposing a framework with critical roles ...

On the use of APIs, Sebi said that brokers will be the principal while any algo provider or fintech/vendor shall act as its agent, while using the API provided by the broker Sebi has proposed further ...

Many enter this arena without a detailed understanding of how their algo works. 'Diligently review information on the strategy, risk profile, potential losses, and expected gains before investing.' ...

New web based trading tool Magick allows FX traders to initiate algorithmic trading strategies in just a few simple steps. This facilitates the deployment of complex computer assisted trading ...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) proposed a regulatory framework to facilitate safer participation of retail investors in algorithmic trading (algo trading) through brokers. The ...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has allowed participation of retail investors in algorithmic trading starting August for faster order execution and improved liquidity. Currently, ...

SEBI is of the view that such uncontrolled algos pose a risk to the market, can be misused for market manipulation, and can lure retail investors by guaranteeing them higher returns, according to ...

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 ...

Electronic trading. Wow. Algorithmic trading. Whoa. High-frequency trading. Huh? That's the typical response most beginner day traders have when they learn about these big fish circling the markets, ...