Current Affairs · Capital Market Regulations
Regarding the regulatory framework for credit facilities extended to Capital Market Intermediaries (CMIs), which of the following best describes the conceptual restrictions and permitted exceptions concerning the financing of proprietary trading activities?
- 1Financing for proprietary trading and proprietary investments is generally prohibited unless the exposure is fully secured, with guarantees for such activities requiring at least 50% cash or fixed deposits as collateral.✓
- 2Financial assistance for proprietary trading is permissible only for entities with a minimum net worth of ₹500 crore and is strictly capped at 75% of the total value of the underlying financial instruments.
- 3Credit facilities for proprietary trading are automatically permitted for all regulated intermediaries provided the total exposure remains within the 20% direct investment ceiling of the bank's eligible capital base.
- 4Banks are entirely barred from extending any form of fund-based or non-fund-based credit facilities for the purpose of proprietary trading to ensure that leveraged bank funds are not utilized for market-making activities.
Correct answer
Financing for proprietary trading and proprietary investments is generally prohibited unless the exposure is fully secured, with guarantees for such activities requiring at least 50% cash or fixed deposits as collateral.
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