SEBI Proposes Raising Minimum Order Size for Block Deals to ₹25 Crore - What It Means for Big Money

SEBI just dropped a bombshell that'll reshape how institutional players move big money.
The regulator wants to jack up the minimum block deal threshold to ₹25 crore—forcing only the heaviest hitters to the exclusive table.
Forget small fries; this change targets whales and funds that trade in chunks. It streamlines execution, reduces market impact, and frankly, keeps the riff-raff out.
Active markets thrive on liquidity, but SEBI's playing gatekeeper—making sure only serious capital gets the VIP treatment. Because why let everyone in when you can curate an elite club?
One cynical take? It’s another layer of financial red tape that’ll probably just make brokers richer. Typical.