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Stock brokers to discuss capital market reforms
MUMBAI, JULY 13. The BSE Borkers Forum and Association of NSE
Members of India (ANMI) will organise a convention on July 17 to
discuss the impact of capital market reforms including rolling
settlement and ban on carry forward products on their businesses.
``The national level meet will also formulate future course of
action on the issue of turnover fee and establish a permanent
platform to deal with their problems", BSE Brokers Forum
spokesperson, Ms. Deena Mehta, said today. The broking community
supports reforms but decisions taken in reaction to crisis would
not be healthy for the capital market, Ms. Mehta said. Reforms
should be introduced after doing the impact analysis, she added.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India should delink the
issue on non-payment of turnover fees from granting membership
for derivatives segment of stock exchanges, she said.Seeking
provision for carry forward products, she said derivatives were
not a substitute for badla products and ``there has to be
provision for margins trading".
- PTI
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