With the start of on-line trading from next month, the daily trading volume in the local bourse is likely to rise to around Rs 50 crore, according to the exchange officials. Talking to the Financial Express, Goenka said the on-line trading would attract investors as there would be greater transparency in doing the business. ``The chances of mis-information and malpractices will be minimised,'' said Goenka.

Goenka added that about 200 members of JSEL out of 600 had taken office rooms in the new premise which has come up at a cost of Rs 25crore. More members are expected to acquire trading space. JSEL had also urged the Stock Holding Corporation of India for providing custodial and demat facilities to the member brokers in the new premises. He expressed the hope that such facility would soon be made available.

It was also proposed to have a brokers trading guarantee fund in JSEL with Sebi allowing the members to trade with the modified carry forward facility.