NSE Clearing Limited revises Market Wide Position Limits (MWPL) and participant, institutional client, and non-institutional client position limits for Securities and ETFs under the Securities Lending and Borrowing Scheme (SLBS) for May 2026.
Impact
Medium
Severity
Low
Justification
Routine monthly revision of SLBS position limits effective May 2026. Operationally significant for SLBS participants and custodians managing lending/borrowing positions across a broad universe of securities and ETFs, but represents no policy change.
NSE has issued a revised list of securities eligible under the Securities Lending and Borrowing Scheme (SLBS), containing over 214 symbols including major indices ETFs and large-cap stocks.
Impact
Medium
Severity
Medium
Justification
This circular updates the eligible securities list for SLBS, which affects traders and investors who use the lending and borrowing mechanism. It is a routine periodic update with broad market coverage spanning 200+ securities including large-caps, mid-caps, and ETFs, making it relevant to a wide participant base but not urgent or restrictive in nature.
NSE has revised the Market Wide Position Limits (MWPL) and participant/client limits for securities and ETFs under the Securities Lending and Borrowing Scheme (SLBS), effective for the current period.
Impact
Medium
Severity
Medium
Justification
Routine periodic revision of SLBS position limits across a broad set of securities and ETFs. Affects participants engaged in securities lending/borrowing but does not represent a structural policy change.
NSE Clearing Limited releases the revised list of securities available for transactions under the Securities Lending and Borrowing Scheme (SLBS) for April 2026, containing over 175+ eligible securities.
Impact
Medium
Severity
Low
Justification
Routine monthly update to the SLBS eligible securities list effective April 2026, relevant to participants and custodians engaged in securities lending and borrowing. Impacts a broad universe of stocks but is a standard periodic revision rather than a structural change.
NSE Clearing Limited revises Market Wide Position Limits (MWPL) and participant/client limits for Securities Lending and Borrowing Scheme (SLBS) applicable for March 2026.
Impact
Medium
Severity
Medium
Justification
Routine monthly update to MWPL and position limits under SLBS affecting a broad set of securities and ETFs; operationally relevant to participants and custodians but does not introduce new rules or structural changes.
NSE Clearing Limited publishes the revised list of securities available for transactions under the Securities Lending & Borrowing Scheme (SLBS) for the month of March 2026, comprising hundreds of eligible symbols.
Impact
Medium
Severity
Low
Justification
Routine monthly update to the SLBS-eligible securities list affecting participants and custodians engaged in securities lending and borrowing. Impacts a broad set of securities across the market for March 2026 but is a standard periodic revision rather than a policy change.
NSE updates market-wide position limits (MWPL) and participant limits for securities and ETFs in the Securities Lending and Borrowing Scheme (SLBS).
Impact
Medium
Severity
Medium
Justification
Operational circular updating position limits for SLBS participants across multiple securities and ETFs, affecting trading and lending operations but not introducing new rules.
NSE updates the list of securities eligible for Securities Lending and Borrowing Scheme (SLBS), comprising 214+ stocks across various sectors.
Impact
Medium
Severity
Medium
Justification
Updates eligible securities list for SLBS, affecting trading participants engaged in securities lending and borrowing activities. List includes major stocks across sectors including ETFs.
BSE circular listing 138 companies eligible for Group A classification, including major corporations across sectors such as Adani Group entities, banking, pharmaceuticals, automotive, and industrial companies.
Impact
Medium
Severity
Medium
Justification
This circular provides the official list of 138 companies eligible for Group A classification on BSE, affecting trading parameters and investor perception. Group A typically denotes the most liquid and actively traded securities, impacting trading limits, margins, and settlement processes for these companies.