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Jefferies says Sebi's proposed CAS changes will remove uncertainty, but still remains negative on BSE. Here’s why

Jefferies expects Sebi’s proposed CAS changes to reduce expiry-day volatility and uncertainty but remains negative on BSE shares, citing limited options-industry growth, a ceiling in market-share gains, tighter bank guarantee norms and a potential management transition. The brokerage prefers Groww, citing strong earnings growth levers and recovery in F&O activity.

Jefferies says Sebi's proposed CAS changes will remove uncertainty, but still remains negative on BSE. Here’s why

Jefferies says Sebi's proposed CAS changes will remove uncertainty, but still remains negative on BSE. Here’s why

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Jefferies expects Sebi’s proposed CAS changes to reduce expiry-day volatility and uncertainty but remains negative on BSE shares, citing limited options-industry growth, a ceiling in market-share gains, tighter bank guarantee norms and a potential management transition. The brokerage prefers Groww, citing strong earnings growth levers and recovery in F&O activity.

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