NSE may seek Sebi's approval to allow its shares to trade on its own platform after its IPO, despite being formally listed only on BSE. The exchange is exploring the permitted-to-trade route, which could expand investor access while keeping NSE subject to regulatory oversight and its existing compliance obligations.
NSE may seek Sebi's approval to allow its shares to trade on its own platform after its IPO, despite being formally listed only on BSE.
The exchange is exploring the permitted-to-trade route, which could expand investor access while keeping NSE subject to regulatory oversight and its existing compliance obligations.
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NSE may seek Sebi's approval to allow its shares to trade on its own platform after its IPO, despite being formally listed only on BSE. The exchange is exploring the permitted-to-trade route, which could expand investor access while keeping NSE subject to regulatory oversight and its existing compliance obligations.
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