SEBI bans naked short-selling, and no institutional investor shall be allowed to do day trading - Provided by Business Today The SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) on Friday said that investors across all categories will not be allowed for naked short selling will not be permitted, but will be allowed for short selling. SEBI also stated that all stocks that trade in options and futures segments are eligible for short selling. All investors will be required to honor their obligation of delivering the securities at the time of settlement. The officials of SEBI said that no institutional Institute will be allowed to do any day trading or square off their transactions intra-day. SEBI said on the Market regulator's framework on short selling and securities borrowing and lending scheme. Short selling means selling a stock that the owner does not own at the time of trade. Securities and Exchange Board of India may review the stocks that are eligible for short selling from time
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