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NSE Gains Market Share in Options Turnover Despite Decline
2 Jun
Summary
- Indian F&O trading activity moderated in May due to West Asia crisis.
- NSE's market share in options turnover increased in May.
- Industry-wide daily premium turnover saw a marginal decrease in May.
Trading activity in India's futures and options (F&O) market moderated in May, as global events caused significant volatility. The daily premium turnover for the industry stood at ₹96,916 crore in May, a slight decrease from April's ₹97,637 crore.
During May, the NSE's market share in options premium turnover increased to 69%, up from 66% in April. In the options notional turnover segment, NSE's share rose to 52.6% from 44.5% in the previous month. The NSE also dominated the industry futures turnover, accounting for 99.8% of the market share in May, a consistent trend from April.
Options contracts traded across brokers declined by 5% month-on-month in May, though this was still a substantial 42% higher than the previous year. Cash market activity remained largely stable.
In fund management, Nippon India AMC, HDFC AMC, and Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC experienced accelerated net fund inflows, with Nippon India AMC featuring prominently among top equity funds.
