RBI Mandates UTI For All OTC Derivatives Trades From January 1

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has announced that UTI Infrastructure Technology And Services Limited (UTIITSL) will be the designated platform for all over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives trades, effective January 1. This directive aims to enhance the transparency and efficiency of the OTC derivatives market in India. It mandates that all transactions entered into after this date must be executed through UTIITSL, which is expected to streamline processes and better regulate the market. The move is part of the RBI's broader strategy to bolster financial stability and provide a robust framework for derivatives trading, a crucial sector within the Indian financial system. Market participants are urged to prepare for this transition to ensure compliance with the new regulations, which are likely to impact trading strategies and operational frameworks significantly. With this step, the RBI is reinforcing its commitment to maintaining a transparent and orderly market environment in the face of evolving financial landscapes.
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