Algo trading is already prevalent in India among both institutional as well as retail investors. However, existing regulations had several loopholes The Securities and Exchange Board of India ...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has unveiled a revised regulatory framework aimed at promoting safer participation of retail investors in algorithmic trading. The new guidelines ...

SEBI outlined that for algo trading, application programming interfaces (APIs) provided by brokers, wherein he/she acts as the principal and any algo provider (including fintech firms or vendors ...

Algorithmic trading (algo trading), where automated systems execute trades based on programmed strategies, has long been a tool reserved for institutional investors. However, with growing demand ...

Algo trading uses predefined computer programs to execute trades based on changes in market prices and volumes. Under the regulations, brokers can onboard only those algo-trading providers ...

The market regulator SEBI has rolled out a framework to regulate retail participation in algorithmic trading. Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath took to X, formerly Twitter to break down the key ...

To protect retail investors and ensure a level playing field with institutional players, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has introduced stricter rules for algo trading starting ...

On Tuesday, India's Securities and Exchange Board (SEBI) introduced new regulations aimed at overseeing algorithmic trading among retail investors. The move comes as a response to the growing ...

India's markets regulator on Tuesday introduced rules for the approval and tracking of the use of algorithmic trading by retail investors to protect them amid rising demand. Algo trades use computer ...

Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath elucidates SEBI’s new rules on retail algo trading. Retail traders must now register with stock exchanges and partner with brokers if selling strategies. In the X post ...

shaping financial exchanges – and investors can use this algorithmic trading to their advantage. Here, Telegraph Money explains what algorithmic trading is and how it works in live markets.