Despite expectations, SEBI has decided not to curb weekly F&O expirations or raise minimum contract sizes for now. This comes as the regulator grapples with a surge in speculative trading that has cost retail investors Rs 1.

Market participants had widely expected SEBI to unveil a new F&O framework during the meeting, following months of discussions. The anticipated changes are seen as crucial to curbing the surge in speculative trading,

On the agenda are discussions surrounding tighter norms for Futures Options (F O) trading, the introduction of a 'New Asset Class,' and the much-anticipated mutual fund lite regulations.

Markets regulator Sebi is likely to discuss a range of issues in the board meeting on September 30, including measures to curb F&O losses, an asset class between mutual fund and portfolio management services (PMS),

Sebi board meeting today, Sept 30, will be the first meeting since allegations were pressed against Sebi Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch by Hindenburg Research. Here's what to expect from the meeting