Archive · 8 Sep 2025
BSE CEO Unfazed by Potential Regulatory Changes to Derivatives Products
The boss of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) isn't worried about potential rule changes for popular trading products.
He believes in adapting to the market and that the exchange has filled a gap.
Recent rules and new competitors are prompting discussion.
A regulatory body found a US hedge fund, Jane Street, allegedly manipulated markets.
The CEO is confident that the current structure will continue.
He emphasizes that decisions are made after careful consideration by expert groups and are aimed at the well-being of the market.
BSE's CEO is not concerned about potential changes to index options contracts.
BSE's equity options market share increased to almost 22% by July 2025.
Sebi is exploring ways to extend the tenure of equity options contracts.
Recent regulatory changes and new market entrants are raising concerns about BSE.
The CEO discusses the Jane Street case, which involves allegations of index manipulation.
- Who
- Sundararaman Ramamurthy, CEO of BSE
- What
- Is discussing the impact of potential regulatory changes, new entrants, and an investigation involving Jane Street.
- When
- As of reporting date.
- Where
- Mumbai, India.
- Why
- To provide insight into BSE's position amid market changes.
- BSE CEO
- Sundararaman Ramamurthy
- BSE Stock Price Increase
- 148% since January 2023
- BSE Equity Options Market Share
- Nearly 22% by July 2025
- BSE Cash Market Share
- 6.6%
- Jane Street Allegations
- Index manipulation by Sebi