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NSE weekly summary
NSE raised the no-exposure currency derivatives limit to USD 5 million, issued CAS 2.0 guidelines and set tender offer interoperability.
The week in brief
Clients and FPIs may hold INR currency derivative positions up to USD 5 million across exchanges without underlying exposure; clearing members must report clients above that with an AD-1 bank letter on NMASS.
NSE issued revised Closing Auction Session (CAS 2.0) guidelines for the equity cash segment and matching equity derivatives changes, applicable from 7 December 2026.
NSE Clearing set tender offer interoperability with early pay-in before bids from 27 November 2026, moved custodian non-settlement payments to T+1, framed mutual fund net funds settlement and added after-hours short allocation reports.
NSE carried SEBI's digital KYC for non-resident individuals in FATF-compliant countries, extended Project Jagrook messages to 31 December 2026, required a one-hour mock test for NNF software registration and empanelled an algo provider.
Surveillance lists moved securities into ST-ASM at 50% and 100% margin, long-term ASM and ESM at 100% margin with trade-for-trade, and high-encumbrance at 35% margin; GSM stages were relaxed from 8 November.
Ola Electric partly paid shares and new T-bills and SDLs list from 6 November, F&O on Acutaas Chemicals and Apar Industries starts 25 November, and Melstar resumed trading on 4 November.
December 2026 settlement calendars came out for all segments, Muhurat trades of 8 November settle on 9 November, and mock sessions ran across segments on 7 November.
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