NISM Series XVI - Commodity Derivatives Exam Notes

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  • From April 01, 2019, all existing sub-brokers would migrate to become Authorised Persons (APs) or Trading Members if the sub-brokers meet the prescribed eligibility criteria.
  • Algorithmic trading automatically determines individual parameters of orders such as initiation of order, timing, price or quantity, managing the order post submission with / without limited human intervention.
  • High Frequency Trading (HFT) is part of algorithmic trading that comprises latency-sensitive trading strategies and deploys technology including high speed networks to connect and trade on the trading platform. In Algo trades, Immediate or Cancel and Market orders are not allowed.
  • In commodities futures, there are two types of settlement price: one is the daily settlement price (DSP) that is known as closing price and the other is the final settlement price (FSP) that is known as Due Date Rate (DDR)
  • Delivery logic means the choice that buyers and sellers get on open positions during tender/delivery period - Compulsory delivery, Both option, Seller's option

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