I am very concerned about the fact that the vast majority of Stratezy’s algo strategies, especially the Credit Spread strategies, are designed only for Nifty weekly expiry options.
If SEBI decides to discontinue weekly expiry options for Nifty as well, similar to what happened with Bank Nifty, what will be the impact on these strategies?
This is a very important question for investors who have substantial capital deployed in Stratezy’s Credit Spread strategies. It would be helpful to understand the contingency plan and how these strategies would adapt if such a regulatory change were to occur.
Hi @Manish_Sawhney
Regulatory changes are an inherent part of the financial markets and can impact the market ecosystem as a whole. However, our focus remains on adapting our products and strategies in line with the prevailing regulatory framework.
We’re actively testing Algos across other indices as well, and they will be made available only after they have undergone thorough testing and validation.
While any future regulatory change may influence overall market dynamics, it does not mean that Algos themselves become ineffective. Strategies are continuously reviewed and evolved to remain aligned with the applicable regulations and market structure.
At this point, any discussion around potential discontinuation of Nifty weekly expiries is purely hypothetical. If any such regulatory change is introduced in the future, we’ll communicate the necessary updates well in advance and take the appropriate steps to ensure a smooth transition for our users.
I hope this clarifies your query.
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