Abstract
After the ban of Badla, an indigenous carry-forward system, NSE started Futures on Index in 2000. The successful introduction has prompted NSE to start options on Index and stock; and later stock futures. Today the daily turnover has exceeded Rs. 24,00 billions in NSE. India is the one among the few countries having stock futures. The typical Indian market does not have delivery-based settlement on options. This paper evaluates the growth of Indian stock derivatives market and examines the opportunities and challenges ahead. The paper consists of six parts covering Market and products, Turnover, Arbitrage opportunities, Challenges, Participation, Conclusions.
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