The National Stock Exchange of India has emerged as the world's largest derivatives exchange for the third consecutive year in 2021 in terms of the number of contracts traded, according to the Futures Industry Association (FIA). In addition, the exchange was ranked fourth by the number of trades in cash equities, as per the statistics maintained by the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) for 2021. In a statement on Wednesday NSE said it has ranked as the largest exchange globally in equity derivatives as well as currency derivatives by the number of contracts traded. "It is a matter of great pride for us and our country that NSE has emerged as a global leader and achieved the distinction of being the largest derivatives exchange in the world for the 3rd consecutive year and the 4th largest exchange in cash equities by the number of trades," Vikram Limaye, MD & CEO, NSE, said. The year 2021 witnessed the total registered investor base on NSE surpassing the 5-crore mark to reach a ..
The exchange's SME Platform -- EMERGE -- was launched in 2012 and has been providing a viable and sustainable option for SMEs to raise funds from the capital markets
Indices for companies scoring high on ESG standards have done well in five years but long-term trends are unclear.
There were 16 such stocks in the last financial quarter: compared to one in 2011. The price is beyond the reach of small investors, raising question over face value
The Rs 1,023.84-crore IPO received bids for 38,807,802 shares against 10,844,104 shares on offer, according to NSE
Cities beyond the top 50 account for 57% of new registrations
Retail investors' ownership in the companies listed on NSE reached an all-time high in the June quarter, mainly due to buoyant secondary market and a flurry of new listings, a report said on Monday
Last year as investors preferred larger companies that were deemed more resilient amid Covid; Calendar 2018 was the best year for SME IPOs, with 141 offerings garnering Rs 2,287 cr
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Monday introduced weekly futures contracts in the US Dollar-Indian Rupee (USD-INR) currency pair
Sebi cancelled the registration certificate of Celebrus Commodities Ltd for allegedly allowing its clients to trade in illegal contracts on NSEL and failing to fulfill "fit and proper" criteria.
MCX, BSE and NSE are together setting up a spot exchange in the GIFT City
Capital markets regulator Sebi on Wednesday imposed a penalty of Rs 3 lakh on Master Capital Services Ltd for flouting norms with respect to using National Stock Exchange's co-location facility. In its order, Sebi said the broker has connected to the secondary server connection roughly on 81 per cent or 256 days out of total around 317 trading days in the F&O segment during the period 2013 and 2014 (till April 7, 2014) even after emails from NSE. Therefore, Master Capital Services Ltd (MCSL) has violated the provisions of the NSE bye-law and code of conduct specified under stock brokers' rule, it added. NSE co-location team had sent an email in December, 2011 to MCSL, which stated that "members are not supposed to connect to secondary server until exchange intimates to do so". Further, the members can move to secondary source in case of non-availability of data from TBT (tick-by-tick) primary source, the email mentioned. Secondary server was provided by NSE in order to enable .
The changes shall become effective from September 30
The NSE and BSE said they had noticed some unregulated platforms and websites offering trading in unregulated derivative products called CFD/Binary Options
Only sophisticated investors should take this route; most retail investors should stick to the mutual fund route for international investing
At present, domestic investors can get exposure to foreign stocks through a broker who has a tie-up with an international broker
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Sources said the market regulator is yet to give a go-ahead to the exchange
As per Sebi guidelines, exchanges have to conduct live trading sessions from their DR site for at least two consecutive days every six months
IT companies dominate the list of stocks that hit lifetime highs this year, followed by banks and financial services.