Banking · Capital Market Intermediaries Regulations
Under the revised regulatory framework for credit facilities extended to Capital Market Intermediaries (CMIs) effective July 1, 2026, the exhaustive security coverage conditions detailed in Rule 201ZA establish rigorous standards for all market facilities. Which of the following combinations correctly reflects the mandatory security coverage requirement for these facilities, the minimum regulatory haircut applicable when equity shares are provided as collateral, and the specific relaxation provided for intraday limits backed by verified receivables?
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- 185% security coverage, a minimum 25% haircut on equity collateral, and 75% collateral for intraday limits
- 2100% security coverage, a minimum 30% haircut on equity collateral, and 60% collateral for intraday limits
- 3100% security coverage, a minimum 40% haircut on equity collateral, and 50% collateral for intraday limits✓
- 490% security coverage, a minimum 40% haircut on equity collateral, and 50% collateral for intraday limits
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100% security coverage, a minimum 40% haircut on equity collateral, and 50% collateral for intraday limits
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