BSE to retain weekly options linked to Sensex after new rules for derivatives: Report

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BSE will keep weekly derivative contracts for the Sensex. SEBI has tightened rules, allowing only one weekly options contract from Nov. 20. This follows a rise in retail investors trading options and concerns over household finances. BSE’s Sensex has higher volumes than Bankex, thus Sensex will be retained for weekly expiry.

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