Question
Which of the following is the minimum number of
constituents required for introducing derivatives on a Non-Benchmark Index (NBI) as per SEBI’s prudential norms?ÂSolution
As per the SEBI circular dated October 30, 2025, derivatives on No n- Benchmark Indices can be introduced only if the index has a minimum of 14 constituents, in addition to the existing  eligibility criteria for index derivatives .   Further concentration limits include to be followed include - limit on top constituent weights (≤20%) and combined top three weights (≤45%), and a descending weight structure  for constituents.   SEBI introduced the stricter eligibility criteria to improve market stability .  Â
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