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Sebi proposes to bring all bullion trades under vault management rules

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India’s markets regulator proposed on ​Tuesday extending ​the rules that currently govern ​vault managers to cover all physically settled bullion underlying SEBI-regulated products, a move aimed at ‌strengthening oversight ⁠of ⁠the country’s digital bullion market.

Here are the ​details:

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has proposed expanding its gold-backed Electronic Gold Receipts (EGR) framework to cover all physical bullion underlying SEBI-regulated ⁠products, including ‌bullion exchange-traded funds and derivatives, according to a consultation paper.

⁠Vault managers store physical gold that ​backs electronic gold receipts, which ​investors can trade on exchanges.

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India is one of the world’s largest consumers of gold, and the electronic gold market has expanded in ‌recent years as more investors seek alternatives to holding physical ​bullion.

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The ​consultation paper ⁠also proposed a circular outlining the framework for EGRs, along with operational guidelines for ​vaulting services across all SEBI-specified bullion-related instruments.
SEBI has invited public comments on the consultation paper until September 1.

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