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Monday 25 January 2016

Why FMC is after NSEL and FTIL?

The big issue about NSEL is about its regulation. The Forward Markets Commission, which regulates the commodity exchanges in India, disowned the regulation of the spot exchange saying that it is not under its purview, while, the Department of Consumer Affairs, Government of India through various notifications entrusted the FMC with regulation of spot exchanges and oversight which are core issues that form any regulatory mandate. Assuming for a moment that the FMC is not responsible for spot market business, then why is it so keen on punishing the promoters of NSEL for payment defaults that took place in the private market. In fact, some of the Government committees set up initially to investigate the issue observed that the affected parties were few and niche and this crisis did not cause any systemic problem. In that case what could be the motivation for the FMC to take exceptional and extraordinary interest in this issue?

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