CS Professional · IFSCA - Regulations, Listing and Compliances · India International Bullion Exchange (IIBX)
A foreign bullion dealer wants to trade on IIBX as an entity outside India. Which statement is correct about participation in the exchange?
A foreign bullion dealer can participate on IIBX if it meets the exchange's eligibility and onboarding norms, as IFSC exchanges are open to non-resident participants under that framework. The platform is not limited to Indian residents or to central banks.
- ANon-resident participants can be admitted through the exchange's prescribed membership and client framework in GIFT IFSC, subject to its eligibility normsCorrect
- BOnly Indian residents are allowed on any IFSC exchange
- CForeign dealers must trade only on the NSE cash segment
- DNon-residents may trade only if they are central banks
Explanation
IIBX operates in an IFSC where non-resident participants may be admitted under the exchange's eligibility and KYC norms. It is not restricted to Indian residents or central banks, and the NSE cash segment is unrelated.
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