India SEBI Tweaks Rules for Stock Derivatives, Deslisting Norms.

India's securities market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), has approved new rules aimed at reducing manipulation in the country's options market. The new criteria will raise the bar for launching derivative contracts on individual stocks and will be implemented gradually. SEBI will also examine risk management and investor protection in the futures and options market and propose any necessary changes. Additionally, SEBI has approved new rules that make it easier for companies to delist from stock exchanges, introducing a fixed-price process as an alternative to the reverse book-building process. [Extracted from the article]