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NSE inks pact with Nasdaq for offering real-time clearing, settlements

The changes are aimed to raise efficiency and reduce post-trade risks

NSE to introduce corporate governance code stricter than existing laws

The exchange is in the process of creating incentives for listed corporates that adhere to these norms, which will be voluntary

Tech start-up listing: NSE considers tweaking SME platform

According to Limaye, Emerge is an ideal platform for companies to raise funds but not large enough to list on the main board

Arbitration hearing starts in NSE-Singapore bourse case

Last month, the NSE had approached the high court, seeking an injunction against SGX

CBI registers FIR against stock broker for manipulating NSE system

By manipulating the system, the accused would get access ahead of other brokers by some seconds, which was enough to make a difference in trade

Breathe easy, NSE. Your index isn't Star Wars

The regulator simply isn't ready to deal with the money laundering that may occur when a bank hands over direct market access software to a dodgy sub-account

NSE receives approval from US derivatives regulator CFTC to sell products

Will enable domestic stock exchange to sell its products to US-based investors

NSE unlikely to take legal route to counter SGX's move to launch trading

Aims to resolve stalemate through back-channel talks; wants to expedite Gift connect: Sources

NSE to move 15 firms to restricted trading category for surveillance review

Leading exchange NSE will move 15 firms to the restricted trading category on Thursday as part of surveillance review. Trading in the 15 securities will be available in trade for trade segment at a price band of 5 per cent or lower with effect from April 12, the NSE said in a circular today. Under the trade for trade segment, no speculative trading is allowed and delivery of shares and payment of consideration amount are mandatory. Among the stocks to be moved to the restricted trading category are Aditya Birla Money, Burnpur Cement, Cantabil Retail India, Dharani Sugars & Chemicals, D-Link (India), DQ Entertainment (International), MIC Electronics, Petron Engineering Construction and Super Spinning Mills. "Members are requested to take adequate precaution while trading in the above securities, as the settlement will be done on trade-to-trade basis and no netting off will be allowed," the exchange said. "Further, it may also be noted that the transfer of security for trading and .

NSE expresses concerns over interoperability of clearing corporations

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has expressed its reservations over Securities and Exchange Board of India's (Sebi's) expert panel proposal of interoperability of clearing corporations. Interoperability allows trading members to clear trades through a firm of their choice. Under the current set up, clearing corporations are owned by the exchange on which the trades are executed.In an email response, NSE said that it is supportive of all matters that are in the best interest of the Indian markets and investors. "Interoperability of clearing corporations is a material change to the existing market structure and is therefore being evaluated across multiple dimensions including risk management, technology, legal and operational matters, "said NSE spokesperson.Sebi expert panel in a recent meeting with exchanges and trading members discussed the disruptions in the functioning of a stock exchange and the respective clearing corporations. It had discussed the importance and need of single .

NSE working with global bourses, index providers for orderly transition

NSE said that stock prices would be shared with everybody including index constructors and they can construct India indices based on the data provided

No fee on cross currency derivatives trade, says NSE

The exchanges BSE and NSE - have launched trading in cross-currency futures and options (F&O) derivatives

MSCI will continue to get data for exchange-traded funds, says NSE

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) plans to continue to provide data to global index providers, including MSCI, to enable overseas investors take exposure to the Indian market through their exchange traded funds (ETFs). There were concerns among market participants on whether the domestic exchanges would provide data to index providers for creation of indices based on Indian securities or indices where Indian securities had weightage of more than 25 per cent."MSCI will continue to get data as long as it is not used to trade Indian derivatives offshore," said Vikram Limaye, chief executive officer, NSE. "There have been concerns on liquidity building offshore. Some of the arrangements were not in best interest of Indian markets in long term."Limaye delivered the opening remarks at Asia Securities Industry & Financial Markets Association's (Asifma's), an industry lobby for foreign investors, conference. On February, Indian exchanges, in a joint announced, had announced that they ...

NSE keen to buy 25% stake in Dhaka stock exchange to rival China

India is trying to match the Chinese exchanges expanding clout over south Asian bourses

NSE to auction investment limits for Rs 94.75-billion corporate bonds

The auction will be conducted on NSE's e-bid platform from 1530 hrs to 1730 hrs after the close of market hours

NSE asks startups to list on exchange, offer exit to investors

India has over 1,400 PE and VC backed companies with majority of recent exits by venture firms having been mergers and acquisitions to derive value to investors

NSE cautions brokers, investors, against unsolicited messages

The direction comes after the bourses and Sebi noticed that unsolicited messages are being sent to induce investment or sale of the stock of certain listed firms

NSE submits 2 audit reports to Sebi on co-location matter

Sources say the findings of the latest audit reports will help Sebi decide on the NSE's consent plea to settle the co-location matter

NSE to auction investment limits for Rs 9,000-cr corporate bonds on Nov 7

The auction will be conducted on NSE's e-bid platform from 1530 hrs to 1730 hrs after the close of market hours

NSE sees record Rs 55,954.18 cr-worth equity trading

The previous high stood at Rs 45,012.36 crore on September 29, last year