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Tokenisation could be the next big upgrade to India's market plumbingTokenisation represents financial assets as digital tokens on programmable blockchains, simplifying ownership and settlement. India's finan...- Explained: NSE extends F&O trading by 10 minutes. What changes for traders?The NSE will introduce the Closing Auction Session (CAS) framework in the equity derivatives segment from August 3, 2026. While market clos...
- NSE pre-IPO window to close soon with filing weeks away. Can buying unlisted shares now make you good money?PSU banks achieved historic profit and NPA lows in FY26, yet analysts favor leading private banks for FY27. This shift is driven by superio...
- NSE withholds rupees 78 crore payout after police complaint over unauthorised F&O tradesStock exchanges froze ₹78 crore in settlement payouts to over 3,000 clients across 160 brokers after a police complaint alleged unauthorise...
- Sensex options can be as large as Nifty's by FY29, says Jefferies but has a warning for BSE investorsJefferies expects Sensex weekly options on BSE to match Nifty’s scale by FY29, driven by strong derivatives growth. However, it warns that ...
- NSE edges closer to IPO nod after Sebi panel clears Rs 1,800 crore settlement proposalThe four-member expert committee on settlement orders is chaired by Jai Narayan Patel, former chief justice of the Calcutta High Court. The...
- Sebi-appointed panel recommends NSE pay $193 million to settle cases, sources sayAs India's largest bourse, the NSE is also the country's largest unlisted company, with 190,000 investors.
- Sebi clears NSE’s investment in proposed National Coal Exchange; move to formalise coal tradingSecurities and Exchange Board of India approved National Stock Exchange of India investment in a coal exchange to enable transparent tradin...
- Sebi likely to settle key NSE cases by early October, clearing path for mega IPOSebi is set to resolve the long-pending co-location and dark fibre cases involving the National Stock Exchange (NSE) by early October, pote...
- NSE reaches Rs 40 crore settlement with Sebi over data disclosure caseThe National Stock Exchange of India has agreed to pay Rs 40.35 crore to settle charges related to the indirect sharing of confidential inf...
- NSE, former chief Vikram Limaye, others settle TAP system case with Sebi; pay Rs 643 crThe National Stock Exchange (NSE), its former chief Vikram Limaye and eight others on Friday settled with markets regulator Sebi a case per...
- NSE settles 2021 glitch case with Sebi, pays Rs 72.64 crOn February 24,2021, NSE halted trading in all its segments. The stock exchange informed that it has multiple telecom links with two servic...
- NSE settles 2021 trading glitch case with SEBI, pays Rs 49.76 croreAs part of the settlement, the NSE Clearing has also paid Rs. 22.88 crore. The 2021 trading glitch resulted in heavy losses for the broking...
- Sebi probe into co-location case nearing end; NSE, select brokers face heavy penaltySebi has found that brokers and NSE officials had planned trading advantage, sources said.
- Former and current NSE executives opt for consent mode to settle co-location caseConsent orders are similar to an out-of-court settlement in securities law parlance.
- NSE files consent petition with Sebi to settle co-location issueIt is a negotiated settlement between the capital markets regulator and an entity by paying a penalty or by undergoing a voluntary ban from...
- NSE files plea with Sebi for settlement of co-location issueAccording to reports, NSE will work with the market regulator on early resolution of HFT probe.
- Sebi may slap NSE with stiff fine in preferential access caseThe regulator will soon appoint auditors for fresh investigation into the case, sources said.
- NSE co-location case: Sebi wants unlawful gains quantifiedThere is a strong view within Sebi that settlement should not be considered at the moment.
- NSE to take consent mechanism route to settle preferential access case with SebiConsent orders are similar to an out-of-court settlement in securities law parlance.
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