NSE Chairman Wants Exchanges To List On Own

The Hindu - Business · business

National Stock Exchange (NSE) Chairperson Srinivas Injeti has urged India's markets regulator to reconsider allowing exchanges to list on their own platforms. This comes after the NSE debuted on rival BSE at a valuation of $47 billion. While India rejected self-listing in 2015 due to potential conflicts of interest, major global markets like the US permit it. NSE, which dominates Indian cash and options trading, is seeking growth avenues amidst regulatory changes impacting derivatives trading volumes.