Market Wide Position Limit (MWPL)

What can I do if I already have a position in a banned stock?

Let’s understand with an example:

- Calculation of FutEq Open positions:

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Instrument
Symbol
Expiry
Strike Price
Option Type
Base Position Qty*
(A)
Contract Delta
(B)
FutEq Base position
(C)= (A)*(B)
Total FutEq Base Positions
(D) = Sum (C)
FUTSTK
ACC
19-May-25
0
FF
-10
1
-10
-5.20
OPTSTK
ACC
19-May-25
22400
CE
-10
0.52
-5.20
-5.20
FUTSTK
ACC
29-May-25
0
FF
10
1
10
-5.20

*Positions that are open at the end of the day (on the day the security was added to the ban list) will be considered base positions. These base positions will be compared with the next day’s positions by computing FutEq of Open positions at 2 PM as per the Exchange guidelines.

-Examples of increase/ decrease in FutEq open positions and system actions:

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Scenario
FutEq Base Positions (T day)
FutEq open positions available on T+1 day at 2 PM
Remarks
Scenario 1 - No Change in positions
12.50
12.50
No Action
Scenario 2 - Client has squared off the positions, which resulted in increase in FutEq open position and the sign has changed
10.50
-15.2
System will square off the positions
Scenario 3 - Client has squared off the positions, which resulted in decrease in FutEq open position
5.20
4.80
No Action
Scenario 4 - Client has squared off the positions, which resulted in increase in FutEq open positionScenario 4 - Client has squared off the positions, which resulted in increase in FutEq open position
10.50
15.2
System will square off the positions

All the figures mentioned above are fictional and intended for the purpose of illustration.

The above mechanism is applicable for Single Stock only. Any breach observed by Clearing Corporations during monitoring of positions during ban period may attract penalty which may be recovered from clients.

NOTE: You can exit (square off) your position. But you cannot increase, reverse, or hedge it using new F&O trades.