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Sebi directs commodity exchanges to constitute product advisory panel

The regulator, however, has left it to the exchange to accept, modify or reject the recommendations of the committee

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Dilip Kumar Jha Mumbai
Markets regulator the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has directed commodity exchanges to form a product advisory committee (PAC) for each group or complex of commodities within a month to bring transparency in the designing process of commodity derivatives contracts.

In a circular dated August 7, Sebi asked commodity exchanges to form committees for each product or a group of products within a month, comprising member exchanges, trade associations, traders and value chain participants. 

The committee should mandatorily meet at least twice a year or more frequently depending upon the requirement and give recommendations to their respective exchanges.

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