SEBI considers review of exchange self-listing rules
BSE shares fell more than 2% after reports that SEBI may review stock exchanges’ self-listing rules through a high-level panel. The shares were already more than 30% below their May high, with Macquarie bullish and Jefferies cautious.
Timeline
Monday, 28 September
- BSE shares fall as SEBI considers revisiting stock-exchange self-listing rules
BSE shares fell 2.3% after reports of a possible SEBI review of self-listing regulations
- SEBI may review self-listing rules for stock exchanges
SEBI may form a panel to examine exchanges’ self-listing rules
- BSE shares fall 2%, down 30% in 4 months. Why Macquarie is bullish while Jefferies is cautious
BSE shares fell over 2% and traded more than 30% below their May high
