Sebi has introduced a framework to allow retail investors to participate in algo trading safely. Mint explains what the ...

India's market regulator unveiled guidelines for the authorisation and monitoring of algorithmic trading by retail investors ...

As the regulator tightens rules, experts say it will increase compliance burden and operational costs for algo traders ...

There are several features to keep in mind if you decide you want to invest using algorithmic trading software. But the first decision to make is whether to buy or build your software. Next ...

India's markets regulator on Tuesday introduced rules for the approval and tracking of the use of algorithmic trading by ...

Profits, however, can be eaten up by platform fees, software subscriptions and potential data requirements for algorithmic trading, which is worth considering beforehand. It is certainly legal ...

The market regulator issued the new norms on February 4 and, according to insiders, the algo sellers and a few registered ...

Algo trading refers to orders generated using automated execution logic. Such trading provides significant advantages of ...

It is estimated that between 60 to 75 percent of trading on all major stock markets around the world is algorithmic, dominated by high frequency trading, bots, algo trading, algo portfolio ...

SEBI on Tuesday issued a tighter framework for algorithm trading to protect retail investors through checks and balances. It has tasked the Brokers’ Industry Standards Forum to formulate ...