NSE Said to Plan Allowing Trading in Its Shares on Its Own Platform

NSE shares may trade on its platform under 'permitted-to-trade' route

Under the permitted-to-trade framework, an exchange can allow trading in shares that are listed on another recognised stock exchange

NSE Said to Plan Allowing Trading Its Shares on Own Platform

NSE said to plan allowing its shares to trade on own platform

The proposed arrangement could reshape trading dynamics for the exchange operator while adding a new dimension to its closely watched public offering.

NSE may allow its shares to trade on its own platform after BSE listing

Under the plan, NSE shares could be placed in the exchange's 'permitted to trade' category even though BSE would remain the formal listing venue.

BSE shares fall over 3% from day’s high after report says NSE weighs trading shares on own platform

BSE shares fell over 3% from the days high after a report said NSE may seek permission to trade its shares on its own platform following its proposed IPO listing on BSE. The move could boost liquidity for NSE shares, while potentially shifting trading volumes and affecting BSEs market position.

NSE IPO: NSE May Trade Its Own Shares After BSE Listing, What The Proposed Plan Means

NSE is reportedly considering allowing its shares to trade on its own platform under the “permitted to trade” framework after a proposed BSE listing.