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SEBI to Boost Transparency in Trading Costs Through Unbundling of Fees

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RBI Grade BNABARD ESISEBI
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Context:

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is taking steps to improve cost transparency for investors by unbundling trading and clearing charges. This move seeks to provide a clearer cost structure and enhance governance and financial independence of Clearing Corporations (CCs) from stock exchanges.

Key Developments

  • Working group formed to examine:
    • Separation of trading and clearing fees.
    • Measures for ensuring financial self-sufficiency of CCs.
    • Enhancing governance standards and transparency in CC operations.
  • No structural overhaul:
    • SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey clarified that there are no immediate plans to alter the ownership structure of CCs, currently fully owned by stock exchanges.
  • Unbundling rationale:
    • Ensures clear disclosure of charges to investors.
    • Promotes accountability and competition among clearing service providers.
    • Does not intend to increase investor costs.

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  • SEBI may soon issue standardized disclosure norms for clearing-related charges.
  • The working group’s recommendations will shape future policy on unbundling and self-sustainability of CCs.

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