BSE weekly summary
BSE updates 24-30 August 2026: SIF orders and ICCL rename
BSE set a StAR MF process for Specialized Investment Fund orders, renamed Indian Clearing Corporation to BSE Clearing, and kept surveillance stages moving.
The week in brief
What changed
On the BSE StAR MF platform, non-accredited new investors in Specialized Investment Fund schemes may place multiple same-day purchase orders if the total is at least ₹10 lakh. Members using third-party or in-house apps must implement the attached execution note.
Indian Clearing Corporation Limited is now BSE Clearing Limited. Existing services continue, but members and investors must update mandates, bank records and mutual-fund instructions to the new name.
Daily Long-Term and Short-Term ASM, ESM, GSM and IBC surveillance lists moved named scrips through 50 or 100 percent margins, tighter price bands and Trade-to-Trade where those frameworks require it.
BSE will generate no new F&O expiries on Bajaj Holdings & Investment after the 29 October 2026 contract, and it added F&O on Ather Energy, Bank of Maharashtra and Sagility after the 27 August contract-master file. WTI crude futures and options change symbol from WTICRUDE to CRUDEOIL from 7 September.
Members must report cyber incidents on SEBI's portal in the FIRE format as well as to the Exchange, and BSE Clearing circulated SEBI's IT Resilience Index circular for market infrastructure institutions.
Mock trading ran on Saturday 29 August across equity, equity derivatives, currency, commodity and EGR. Pre-open call-auction FAQ updates for equity and equity derivatives go live on 7 September.
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