The downside of call warrants on illiquid stocks


A listless stock market where the blue chips with high liquidity are hardly seeing trading volatility, has given rise to the issuance of call warrants on counters that are generally illiquid.

This is against the norm where investment banks generally issue call warrants on big cap stocks with high liquidity to minimise disruptions to the underlying stock.

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