印度的SEBI对Jane街事件后衍生物规则进行了修订,增加了实时监测、警告和更严格的限制,以遏制风险选择交易和保护零售投资者。 India's SEBI overhauled derivatives rules post-Jane Street incident, adding real-time monitoring, warnings, and stricter limits to curb risky options trading and protect retail investors.

在Jane Street事件之后,SEBI加强了对印度衍生品市场的监督,实施了数据驱动的改革,包括实时监测、改进位置限制和三角洲暴露计算。 SEBI has strengthened oversight of India's derivatives market following the Jane Street incident, implementing data-driven reforms including real-time monitoring, refined position limits, and delta-based exposure calculations. 这些变化从2024年底到2025年年中分阶段推出,目标是指数选项的高风险到期日交易,低溢价助长了过度的零售投机和损失。 The changes, rolled out in phases from late 2024 to mid-2025, target risky expiry-day trading in index options, where low premiums fueled excessive retail speculation and losses. SEBI引入了强制性的弹出警告——类似于烟草警报——告诉贸易商,每10个选项中就有9个交易商会输钱,并对误导的在线影响者和高频交易做法采取了行动。 SEBI introduced mandatory pop-up warnings—similar to tobacco alerts—informing traders that 9 out of 10 options traders lose money, and took action against misleading online influencers and high-frequency trading practices. 监管者强调采取平衡的“外科刀子”办法,避免过度监管或监管不足,重点是透明度、技术和投资者保护,同时提高零售业参与率和全球波动性。 The regulator emphasized a balanced, "surgeon’s knife" approach to avoid over- or under-regulation, focusing on transparency, technology, and investor protection amid rising retail participation and global volatility.