BSE hosts less than 20% of stock market trading and 5% of derivatives in India, with NSE controlling the rest. Photo: Hemant Mishra/MintMumbai: India’s dominant stock venue is unable to list its shares due to a regulatory probe. Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd fell the most among all global exchanges in the past six months, declining 29%. Volume traded in Indian commodity derivatives exchanges dropped by half in the year ended March 2018 from four years ago, according to data from the regulator. Even though NSE said it is looking to sell shares in an IPO by March 2019, it’s not clear it will make the deadline.

Source: Mint April 09, 2018 04:41 UTC