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India’s SEBI Is Said to Ease Arbitrage Fund Rules to Aid Auction
Source: Bloomberg
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India’s market regulator has granted arbitrage mutual funds greater flexibility in managing positions, aiming to channel their liquidity into the country’s struggling stock closing auction. The change could improve liquidity and price formation at the market close, with potential implications for arbitrage strategies and equity-market trading flows.
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