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Price 40 Percent of LTP

The National Stock Exchange of India Limited announces new pre-trade risk controls called Limit Price Protection (LPP) to prevent aberrant orders and ensure orderly trading. The LPP will reject limit orders beyond a price range of the reference price (+/- 20-40% depending on contract price). The reference price is initially the underlying cash price and then averages of recent trade prices. The LPP aims to strengthen risk management while allowing passive orders and facilitating price discovery. The changes will be implemented on October 31st after testing on October 29th.

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Price 40 Percent of LTP

The National Stock Exchange of India Limited announces new pre-trade risk controls called Limit Price Protection (LPP) to prevent aberrant orders and ensure orderly trading. The LPP will reject limit orders beyond a price range of the reference price (+/- 20-40% depending on contract price). The reference price is initially the underlying cash price and then averages of recent trade prices. The LPP aims to strengthen risk management while allowing passive orders and facilitating price discovery. The changes will be implemented on October 31st after testing on October 29th.

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National Stock Exchange of India Limited

Circular
Department: FUTURES & OPTIONS SEGMENT

Download Ref No: NSE/FAOP/54242 Date: October 28, 2022

Circular Ref. No: 129/2022

All Members,

Pre-Trade risk controls

Limit Price Protection

Exchange has a robust risk management framework and continuously reviews and implements various pre-
trade risk control measures for ensuring orderly trading, effective risk management and price discovery. To
further strengthen the pre-trade risk control measures for preventing aberrant orders and to ensure orderly
trading, the Exchange shall put in place the following mechanism of Limit Price Protection (LPP).

Accordingly, in continuation to Exchange circular NSE/FAOP/53114 dated July 27, 2022 and NSE/FAOP/53438
dated August 25, 2022, members are requested to note the implementation of following. Multiple mock
sessions were conducted vide circular NSE/FAOP/53785 dated September 21, 2022, NSE/FAOP/53877 dated
September 28, 2022 and NSE/FAOP/54002 dated October 10, 2022; to enable testing for market participants
in this regard.

1. LPP range shall be the range on both sides of the reference price to validate price of limit orders.

2. Reference price for each contract shall be computed as follows:


a. At market open it shall be computed theoretically using underlying price as discovered in the
cash market pre-open session, benchmark interest rate as MIBOR rate (for option contracts,
Black Scholes model shall be used along with appropriate volatility). In case underlying price
is not available at the time of computation, reference price shall be base price of the contract
b. During trading hours it shall be the simple average of trade prices of that contract in the last
30 seconds. For contracts that have traded in last 30 seconds, the reference price shall be
revised throughout the day at 30 seconds interval.
For contracts that have not traded in the last 30 seconds, the reference price shall not be
revised. However, in case contract remains untraded for continuous 15 mins from last
reference price update event, the reference price shall be the theoretical price based on the
latest available underlying price (or base price of the contract if underlying price is not
available).
National Stock Exchange of India Limited
3. The LPP range on both the side of reference price shall be computed as follows:

Instruments Reference Price (in Rs) Absolute % of Reference Price


<=50 + / - 20 -
OPTIDX
>50 - + / - 40%

4. Any incoming Limit order placed beyond LPP range shall automatically be rejected by the Exchange as
below:
a. Buy order price > High LPP limit
b. Sell order price < Low LPP limit

5. The LPP validation shall also be applicable for the order modification requests. Order modification
request having price beyond LPP limit (as in point 4 above) shall be rejected.
6. LPP shall be an additional validation subject to order price being within prevailing Operating price
range.
7. Following message shall be displayed on the respective trading terminal on rejection of the order on
account of LPP validation.
Order price is beyond LPP limit
8. For the SL-Limit orders, aforesaid validation shall be applicable post trigger of the order while releasing
in the RL book, considering prevailing LPP limits. Hence, members are requested to note the same
while placing SL-Limit orders.
9. LPP limit shall be flexed automatically when minimum 10 orders are rejected on account of LPP
validation, between two LPP revision events; AND when such orders involves minimum 5 unique UCCs.
LPP range shall be flexed in the corresponding direction in which the criteria are met.
10. Passive orders i.e. existing outstanding orders which are within the OPR, shall continue to remain in
the order book even if the LPP range has moved and shall be matched as per price time priority.
11. LPP mechanism shall currently be applicable for Index Options (Weekly & Monthly expiries).

Exchange shall also provide broadcast for the applicable Limit Price Protection Ranges for Non-NEAT frontend
(NNF) users. Members are requested to note the following broadcast parameters provided for the LPP range:

Limit Price protection Range (LPP) Parameters


Source 1 Source 2 Approx.
Multicast IP Broadcast Multicast IP Broadcast bandwidth
Segment
Address Port Address Port utilization
FO Segment 239.55.55.21 55021 239.55.55.121 55121 2 Mbps
The broadcast shall be available for NON NEAT Front End users effective from date of LIVE release.

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National Stock Exchange of India Limited
The Exchange may review the aforesaid mechanism and various applicable parameters from time to time
based on the experience gained and inputs received from market participants / regulator.

Members should trade responsibly and cautiously, as trading away from normal prices and misleading or
causing any disruptions in normal trading may result in inquiry, investigation, and regulatory actions.

These aforesaid changes shall be effective in live from trade date October 31, 2022 and shall be available for
testing in mock being conducted on October 29, 2022.

For and on behalf of


National Stock Exchange of India Limited

Khushal Shah
Associate Vice President

Toll Free No Email id


1800-266-0050 (Option 1) msm@nse.co.in

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