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After NSE's blockbuster IPO and stock market debut, CEO Ashishkumar Chauhan discusses the exchange's growth opportunities beyond derivatives. He explains plans to expand commodities, bonds and gold-linked products while broadening investor participation in India's capital markets. (Source: Bloomberg)
The wave of regulatory tightening in India’s derivatives market is largely complete, says NSE CEO Ashishkumar Chauhan. In a conversation with BTV, he adds that the exchange is beginning to regain market share in the F&O space. (Source: Bloomberg)
The wave of regulatory tightening in India’s derivatives market is largely over, according to the head of the country’s largest bourse.
Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India Ltd. will allow National Stock Exchange of India Ltd.’s shares to trade on its platform under a special framework after the nation’s biggest bourse makes its debut on BSE Ltd. on Thursday.
Life Insurance Corp. of India Ltd. was the biggest bidder in National Stock Exchange of India Ltd.’s initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter, highlighting strong demand from local long-term institutional investors even as retail participation remained subdued.
Proprietary traders’ share of equity derivatives turnover has fallen to the lowest level in almost four years at the National Stock Exchange of India Ltd., as problems with the closing auction mechanism add to an increasingly restrictive trading environment.
The $2.4 billion initial public offering of National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. was fully subscribed on the second day of bidding, bringing the world’s busiest derivatives exchange by volume closer to completing one of the biggest listings in the country’s history.
Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Fidelity and Eastspring are among major investors that participated in the anchor book of National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. before the world’s busiest derivatives exchange opened its initial public offering to the public, aiming to raise as much as 226 billion rupees ($2.4 billion).