Deena Mehta, Asit C Mehta Investments, spoke to CNBC-TV18 on Sebi order on extending derivative trading, said, "I don’t see much of a problem for the exchanges to move on to a longer trading cycle."
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"I don’t know whether the banks will keep pace with it and I think the margin requirements and other requirements are likely to go up because of this,” she said.
“Sebi has given full window. It is up to the exchanges to select the time within this window. Which markets they want to match with are the things which exchanges will decide and then the products will be decided,” she added.
