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Published 13:44 IST, November 29th 2024

BSE Derivatives Expiry Changed - Check New Days, List Of F&O Contracts

Quarterly and semi-annual Sensex contracts will also move from a Friday expiration to the last Tuesday of the respective expiration month.

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Derivative Expiry Revised: On November 28, BSE announced that it would revise the expiration schedule for derivatives contracts linked to the Sensex, Bankex, and Sensex 50 indices, effective 1 January 2025.

The weekly Sensex derivative contracts, which currently expire on Fridays, will now expire on Tuesdays. The same change applies to monthly contracts for the benchmark index.

For the Bankex index, monthly contracts will now expire on the last Tuesday of the month, replacing the current Monday expiration. Similarly, the Sensex 50 index's monthly contracts will shift from expiring on the last Thursday of the month to the last Tuesday.

Quarterly and semi-annual Sensex contracts will also move from a Friday expiration to the last Tuesday of the respective expiration month.

These changes follow BSE’s recent discontinuation of weekly index derivatives for Sensex 50 and Bankex to comply with updated regulations.

BSE Expiry Circular: Updated BSE Derivative Expiry Schedule

Contract period

Index

Existing Expiry Day

Revised Expiry Day

    

Weekly Contracts

SENSEX

Friday of every week

Tuesday of every week

 

Monthly Contracts

SENSEX

Last Friday of the expiry month

Last Tuesday of the expiry month

BANKEX

Last Monday of the expiry month

SENSEX 50

Last Thursday of the expiry month

 

Quarterly & Semi-annually Contracts

SENSEX

Last Friday of the expiry month

Last Tuesday of the expiry month

BSE Expiry Change: Why are NSE , BSE making changes in F&O segment

The latest change in BSE derivatives expiry comes on the backdrop of several initiatives by SEBI , wherein the market regulator is taking steps to curb high F&O trading volume among retail investors. A recent report by SEBI had noted that over 90 per cent of retail investors lose money in trading futures and options. The SEBI study had said that retail investors lost Rs 1.8 lakh crore between FY 2022-24.

Updated 14:15 IST, November 29th 2024