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NSE has priced everything except itself (opens the original)
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For three decades, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) has priced everything India owns except itself. That is about to change. The exchange filed its draft red herring prospectus on June 17, 2026, for 148.9 million shares, close to six per cent of paid-up capital. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has since issued its observation letter. Before a traded price begins to summarise the exchange, its record and unfinished agenda deserve an audit. The record begins with an index. NSE c
CAS performing 2 jobs together (opens the original)
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Last Thursday afternoon, during the 15 minutes that now determine India’s closing prices, BSE Ltd’s Closing Auction Session (CAS) recorded turnover of ₹446 crore. On a regular trading day, it typically handles about ₹15 crore. That single session accounted for more than two-fifths of BSE’s total August closing-auction turnover. Two days before, the National Stock Exchange finished its monthly settlement with little turbulence. The closing auction totalled ₹1,377 crore — less than the turnover fr
The support that closing auction session needs (opens the original)
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On the first day of the new closing auction, the indices closed well away from their 3:15 pm levels. Dealing rooms spent the evening guessing who traded and where. Since then, the market has watched the last fifteen minutes more closely than it has in years, and weekly options expiry sharpened that watch. The street calls the Closing Auction Session unsettled. It is, in fact, behaving exactly as an auction should, and the mechanisms surrounding it have yet to be built. An auction is not a price;
Why GIFT City needs a dual-listed equity market (opens the original)
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On July 14, 2026, the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) released a consultation paper proposing that companies list equity shares on GIFT City exchanges without a traditional public offer. It cites Spotify, Slack, and Coinbase as precedents and sets a minimum post-listing market capitalisation of $50 million. But the more consequential question it raises is why, after six years of institution-building, GIFT City still has no secondary equity market with assets that forei
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