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Exchanges warn investors against unregulated derivatives products

The NSE and BSE said they had noticed some unregulated platforms and websites offering trading in unregulated derivative products called CFD/Binary Options

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The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) issued an advisory warning investors.

Ashley Coutinho Mumbai
The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) issued an advisory warning investors on Monday asking them to stay away from unregulated derivative products traded on over-the-counter platforms.
 
The exchanges said they had noticed some unregulated platforms and websites offering trading in unregulated derivative products called Contracts for Difference (CFD)/Binary Options.
 
“Investors falling prey to the promises of exorbitant returns by these websites and platforms may eventually lose money heavily. Investors are advised to refrain from dealing and investing in such unregulated products offered by such unregulated internet-based trading platforms,” the exchanges said in

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