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NSE Shareholders Approve Ashishkumar Chauhan As MD, CEO
Leading bourse National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Sunday said that shareholders have approved the appointment of Ashishkumar Chauhan as its managing director and chief executive.
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Ashishkumar Chauhan Quits As BSE Chief; Board To Manage For Now
Ashishkumar Chauhan has resigned as Managing Director and CEO of BSE and has been relieved of his roles and responsibilities at the exchange, the bourse said.
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SEBI Approves Appointment Of BSE's Ashishkumar Chauhan As New NSE Head
Ashishkumar Chauhan is set to become the new managing director and CEO of the National Stock Exchange as capital markets regulator SEBI has given its clearance for his appointment, the exchange.
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SEBI Okays BSE Technologies To Function As KYC Agency
BSE Technologies has received authorisation from SEBI to act as a know your customer (KYC) registration agency
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GST Will Spur 1,000 Listings, Says Bombay Stock Exchange Chief
Once the landmark tax takes effect, an estimated 51 million smaller firms that currently do much of their business in cash will have to keep digital records.
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New Gujarat Exchange Will Offer 22-Hour Trading, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi this evening inaugurated an international exchange in Gujarat that he said will work 22 hours every day "starting when Japan's markets open and ending when US markets close." It aims to win market share from financial hubs such as Singapore and Hong Kong by investing in technology and offering a response time of four mi...
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BSE International Exchange Likely To Begin Operations In January
BSE International Exchange will offer a variety of international products and would initially start off with derivatives products.
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India Has No Dedicated Monitoring System For High Frequency Trades: BSE
India stands out among developing economies in its adoption of high frequency trades (HFT) but it has no dedicated practices for differentiating or monitoring such complex automated systems, a top official of leading stock exchange BSE said on Monday.
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Investor Count In Stock Market Declined Over 20 Years: BSE CEO
The number of investors in the stock market has reduced in the last 20 years despite many technological advances and there is a need to introspect as to what led to the fall, BSE Chief Executive Officer Ashishkumar Chauhan said on Friday.
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Indian Markets Well Placed to Deal with Fed Rate Hike: BSE CEO
Indian markets are "well adjusted" to deal with the US Federal Reserve's rate hike and too much volatility is unlikely here in the next couple of months, BSE chief Ashishkumar Chauhan said on Thursday.
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BSE Plans to Delist 1,000 Companies
Strongly pitching for individuals investing in stock exchanges, Chauhan said India's GDP had shot up multifold over the last two decades. The middle class has grown 10 times during this period, but the number of investors in 1993 and number of investors in 2015 are almost similar.
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Mechanism for Public Offer of Government Bonds to be Out Soon: BSE
Noting that government bonds are basically risk-free instruments, Chauhan said the government and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is in talks with the stock exchanges about public offer of government bonds.
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BSE Slashes Fees in Forex Derivatives Battle With NSE
Brokers, certainly, hope lower trading fees will drive up trading volumes in currency derivatives at exchanges, which average around $1.1 billion a day -- well below the $7 billion traded in the over-the-counter markets preferred by large firms.
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Indian Bourses Can Help Raise $100-150 Billion Capital Every Year: BSE
Pitching for bourses to become a major avenue for raising capital and channelise them into investments, BSE chief executive Ashishkumar Chauhan on Thursday said that exchanges can help companies garner $100-150 billion worth of funds a year, marking an over ten-fold increase from the current levels.
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BSE to launch interest rate, equity derivatives by January
Announcing this plan, BSE managing director and CEO Ashishkumar Chauhan also said bourse's primary objective is capital formation for India.
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NSE Shareholders Approve Ashishkumar Chauhan As MD, CEO
Leading bourse National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Sunday said that shareholders have approved the appointment of Ashishkumar Chauhan as its managing director and chief executive.
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Ashishkumar Chauhan Quits As BSE Chief; Board To Manage For Now
Ashishkumar Chauhan has resigned as Managing Director and CEO of BSE and has been relieved of his roles and responsibilities at the exchange, the bourse said.
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SEBI Approves Appointment Of BSE's Ashishkumar Chauhan As New NSE Head
Ashishkumar Chauhan is set to become the new managing director and CEO of the National Stock Exchange as capital markets regulator SEBI has given its clearance for his appointment, the exchange.
-
SEBI Okays BSE Technologies To Function As KYC Agency
BSE Technologies has received authorisation from SEBI to act as a know your customer (KYC) registration agency
-
GST Will Spur 1,000 Listings, Says Bombay Stock Exchange Chief
Once the landmark tax takes effect, an estimated 51 million smaller firms that currently do much of their business in cash will have to keep digital records.
-
New Gujarat Exchange Will Offer 22-Hour Trading, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi this evening inaugurated an international exchange in Gujarat that he said will work 22 hours every day "starting when Japan's markets open and ending when US markets close." It aims to win market share from financial hubs such as Singapore and Hong Kong by investing in technology and offering a response time of four mi...
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BSE International Exchange Likely To Begin Operations In January
BSE International Exchange will offer a variety of international products and would initially start off with derivatives products.
-
India Has No Dedicated Monitoring System For High Frequency Trades: BSE
India stands out among developing economies in its adoption of high frequency trades (HFT) but it has no dedicated practices for differentiating or monitoring such complex automated systems, a top official of leading stock exchange BSE said on Monday.
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Investor Count In Stock Market Declined Over 20 Years: BSE CEO
The number of investors in the stock market has reduced in the last 20 years despite many technological advances and there is a need to introspect as to what led to the fall, BSE Chief Executive Officer Ashishkumar Chauhan said on Friday.
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Indian Markets Well Placed to Deal with Fed Rate Hike: BSE CEO
Indian markets are "well adjusted" to deal with the US Federal Reserve's rate hike and too much volatility is unlikely here in the next couple of months, BSE chief Ashishkumar Chauhan said on Thursday.
-
BSE Plans to Delist 1,000 Companies
Strongly pitching for individuals investing in stock exchanges, Chauhan said India's GDP had shot up multifold over the last two decades. The middle class has grown 10 times during this period, but the number of investors in 1993 and number of investors in 2015 are almost similar.
-
Mechanism for Public Offer of Government Bonds to be Out Soon: BSE
Noting that government bonds are basically risk-free instruments, Chauhan said the government and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is in talks with the stock exchanges about public offer of government bonds.
-
BSE Slashes Fees in Forex Derivatives Battle With NSE
Brokers, certainly, hope lower trading fees will drive up trading volumes in currency derivatives at exchanges, which average around $1.1 billion a day -- well below the $7 billion traded in the over-the-counter markets preferred by large firms.
-
Indian Bourses Can Help Raise $100-150 Billion Capital Every Year: BSE
Pitching for bourses to become a major avenue for raising capital and channelise them into investments, BSE chief executive Ashishkumar Chauhan on Thursday said that exchanges can help companies garner $100-150 billion worth of funds a year, marking an over ten-fold increase from the current levels.
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BSE to launch interest rate, equity derivatives by January
Announcing this plan, BSE managing director and CEO Ashishkumar Chauhan also said bourse's primary objective is capital formation for India.
