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NSE Listing Boosts Market Infrastructure, Fuels India's $30 Trillion Economic Dream
- •The public listing of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) is a critical expansion of India's market infrastructure, supporting the country's $30 trillion economic aspiration.
- •Lathika Kundu, MD and CEO of Metropolitan Stock Exchange, views the NSE's listing as a highly positive development for the broader investor community and an emotional milestone.
- •Siddharth Balachandran, Executive Chairman and CEO of Bumeric Corporation, considers the fully linked market structure, with NSE on BSE and PTT on Metropolitan Stock Exchange, a watershed moment.
- •The addition of NSE to the Metropolitan Stock Exchange under SEBI's PTT framework expands its roster of instruments, with plans to convert over 3,000 companies to regular listings.
- •Kundu emphasizes that the Metropolitan Stock Exchange's appeal relies on its state-of-the-art infrastructure to become the market's new platform of choice.
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Lathika Kundu, MD and CEO of the Metropolitan Stock Exchange, views the public listing of the NSE as a critical expansion of India's market infrastructure and a highly positive development that helps drive the country toward its $30 trillion economic aspiration while creating a larger community of investors.
The addition of the NSE to the Metropolitan Stock Exchange under the Securities and Exchange Board of India's Permitted to Trade framework adds to a growing roster of instruments, creating a fully linked market structure where the BSE is listed on the NSE, the NSE is listed on the BSE, and the NSE is available as PTT on the Metropolitan Stock Exchange.
Siddharth Balachandran, Executive Chairman and CEO of Bumeric Corporation, considers the interconnected market entities a watershed moment and a great homogeneous mix that will significantly help India achieve its $30 trillion economic aspiration.
