Dear TJ Members
There have been some ongoing questions about our leverage charges and we would like to share its logic & calculations to clear the doubts. Please note that leverage charges are the risk premium that we charge to offset potential risk that evolves from providing that leverage to the clients. Lets discuss the effective leverage cost
For the purpose of this example: Let’s assume that an investor has 1 Lack worth of fund in his/her account (including VAR adjusted stock holdings) and he/she plan on taking intraday leverage to invest in the market. Considering an average trading month has 22 trading days, here’s how the leverage calculations work.
1. Basic Plan: 2X leverage is free of cost - You can invest up to 2L worth of margin capital without any cost.
2. Bronze Plan: 3X leverage - If you wish to invest 3L. In this scenario, you have 1L of your own funds and have already utilized 1L of Finvasia’s capital free of cost. For the additional 1 L over and above 2 L that you have already invested you will be paying Rs 68 for day you have availed the service. On an annual basis this translates to 9% interest on the 2L of total Finvasia’s capital that you have borrowed.
3. Silver Plan: 4X leverage – Similarly if you wish to invest 4L. In this scenario, you have 1L of your own funds and have already utilized 2L of Finvasia’s capital. For the additional 1L over and above 3L that you have already invested you will be paying Rs 136 for day you have availed the service. On an annual basis this translates to 12% interest on the 3L of total Finvasia’s capital that you have borrowed.
4. Platinum Plan: 5X leverage – Likewise, you wish to invest 5L. In this scenario, you have 1L of your own funds and have already utilized 3L of Finvasia’s capital. For the additional 1L over and above 4L that you have already invested you will be paying Rs 204 for day you have availed the service. On an annual basis this translates to 13.5% interest on the 4L of total Finvasia’s capital that you have borrowed.
The table below explains the cost and charges-
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Lets understand these leverage plans by means of a working example with actual numbers, shown in the table below.
Now, lets assume that an investor plans on trading Bank-nifty with intraday leverage. Also, assuming that margin requirement for 1 Lot of Bank-nifty is 80,000 INR, and intraday trade means both Buying and Selling of Bank-nifty
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Also, please note that in the above example, if you take leverage you can trade in any scrip. Say for example, you take leverage and trade in bank-nifty and then during the day you find an opportunity in nifty, you can use the same available margin for nifty and for that reason in any other stock / future or option. There is NO additional per scrip, per trade or per crore cost to your trades. As we say, convenience should have a cost, not buying & selling
We hope this information was helpful. We shall be building leverage calculator to be available in PRISM shortly.
Thanks
There have been some ongoing questions about our leverage charges and we would like to share its logic & calculations to clear the doubts. Please note that leverage charges are the risk premium that we charge to offset potential risk that evolves from providing that leverage to the clients. Lets discuss the effective leverage cost
For the purpose of this example: Let’s assume that an investor has 1 Lack worth of fund in his/her account (including VAR adjusted stock holdings) and he/she plan on taking intraday leverage to invest in the market. Considering an average trading month has 22 trading days, here’s how the leverage calculations work.
1. Basic Plan: 2X leverage is free of cost - You can invest up to 2L worth of margin capital without any cost.
2. Bronze Plan: 3X leverage - If you wish to invest 3L. In this scenario, you have 1L of your own funds and have already utilized 1L of Finvasia’s capital free of cost. For the additional 1 L over and above 2 L that you have already invested you will be paying Rs 68 for day you have availed the service. On an annual basis this translates to 9% interest on the 2L of total Finvasia’s capital that you have borrowed.
3. Silver Plan: 4X leverage – Similarly if you wish to invest 4L. In this scenario, you have 1L of your own funds and have already utilized 2L of Finvasia’s capital. For the additional 1L over and above 3L that you have already invested you will be paying Rs 136 for day you have availed the service. On an annual basis this translates to 12% interest on the 3L of total Finvasia’s capital that you have borrowed.
4. Platinum Plan: 5X leverage – Likewise, you wish to invest 5L. In this scenario, you have 1L of your own funds and have already utilized 3L of Finvasia’s capital. For the additional 1L over and above 4L that you have already invested you will be paying Rs 204 for day you have availed the service. On an annual basis this translates to 13.5% interest on the 4L of total Finvasia’s capital that you have borrowed.
The table below explains the cost and charges-
View attachment 25279
Lets understand these leverage plans by means of a working example with actual numbers, shown in the table below.
Now, lets assume that an investor plans on trading Bank-nifty with intraday leverage. Also, assuming that margin requirement for 1 Lot of Bank-nifty is 80,000 INR, and intraday trade means both Buying and Selling of Bank-nifty
View attachment 25280
Also, please note that in the above example, if you take leverage you can trade in any scrip. Say for example, you take leverage and trade in bank-nifty and then during the day you find an opportunity in nifty, you can use the same available margin for nifty and for that reason in any other stock / future or option. There is NO additional per scrip, per trade or per crore cost to your trades. As we say, convenience should have a cost, not buying & selling
We hope this information was helpful. We shall be building leverage calculator to be available in PRISM shortly.
Thanks
@ Finvasia
Please reply various queries posted by us, on your leverage policy
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Please reply various queries posted by us, on your leverage policy
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