The Sebi move seeks to remove the one-day lag that can misalign price bands with prevailing market conditions, particularly during periods of volatility.

The existing method of computation has a one-day lag in reference pricing and requires manual adjustments and has risk of errors.

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is set to review the base price and price band of Exchange Traded Fund (ETF), according to a consultation paper released on Friday (February 13, 2026).

SEBI proposes T-1 reference price and dynamic bands for ETFs to enhance price accuracy and reduce operational delays.

Sebi proposes revamp of ETF base price and price band norms, suggesting T-1 data linkage and dynamic bands to better align trading ranges with underlying asset volatility ...

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Big Lakes County has approved funding to Kinuso School to launch a new senior high entrepreneurship course in trades that will help enhance the community. At its regular meeting Jan. 28, council ...

Anxiety over high-profile violence has the wealthy spending big on armed security, bunkers and even moats to keep themselves safe from intruders. Homeowners still love a crackling, cozy fire. But ...