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Policy● Neutral for BSE
NSE chairman urges India to reconsider allowing exchanges to self-list
The brief
- India currently bars exchanges from listing on their own platforms over conflict-of-interest concerns
- NSE accounts for about 93% of cash-market trading and nearly 75% of options
| Stock | Traded | That day | vs Nifty | Volume | Since |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BSE | Fri, 25 Sept | +0.2% | −0.1% | 1.1× | +0.2% · Nifty +0.3% |
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- BSE cautions investors as international ETFs trade at steep premiums to NAV
NSE IPO debut, valuation and self-listing plans
NSE’s ₹22,569 crore IPO was subscribed nearly six times, and its shares opened at ₹1,800 before rising to ₹1,845. The exchange has said it is open to self-listing if SEBI permits; analysts have flagged its valuation of ₹4.4 trillion, or 43 times earnings.
Friday, 25 September
- NSE chairman urges India to reconsider allowing exchanges to self-list