Since I posted my reply, i am sorry no question asked, no comments from the members.
But I have 2 queries, that will help me in replying
1. Can NSE ask for a 125% of Span and exposure margin. If yes, then what could be the conditions.
2. Can NSE ask a particular trader, out of lakhs of traders with him on the basis of his trades, to pay excess margin. If yes, then upto what tune and what could be the conditions for such a selection of the trader and such an extra demand of margin. I am asking this query with reference to a small trader like many of us and not big traders.
But I have 2 queries, that will help me in replying
1. Can NSE ask for a 125% of Span and exposure margin. If yes, then what could be the conditions.
2. Can NSE ask a particular trader, out of lakhs of traders with him on the basis of his trades, to pay excess margin. If yes, then upto what tune and what could be the conditions for such a selection of the trader and such an extra demand of margin. I am asking this query with reference to a small trader like many of us and not big traders.
1) Yes...in case of extreme volatility and in case of last 4 days of contract expiry NSE sometimes levies 100% or 125 % margins. But brokers inform the clients and ask them to pay the margin or reduce the position.
2) NSE or a broker can levy higher margin ( called ad hoc margins ) if he anticipates volatility and possibility of clients defaulting. NSE margins are minimum...broker can charge above that.But fair business practice demands that broker gives opportunity to the trader to bring in additional margin or liquidate the positions..
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