Indian regulatory agencies call for structural reforms in derivative trading.

According to a report by the Financial Times on Monday, after taking measures to restrict the participation of retail investors and temporarily banning the US trading company Simple Street Trading for alleged manipulation, the Indian market regulator is advocating for "structural reforms" in the country's derivatives market. Securities and Exchange Board of India Chairman Tyagi Kant Pandy told the newspaper that regulators are trying to curb unfair practices in the market to protect small investors, as "trading volumes have declined, but not to the desired extent."