DSE revives subsidiary
plan
New
Delhi: The Delhi
Stock Exchange (DSE) has decided to float a subsidiary with initial
contribution from member brokers towards its paid-up capital.
The subsidiary will take a
Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) membership to facilitate its members to
trade on the Mumbai bourse.
The Sebi board, which is
scheduled to meet on December 14, is also likely to take a final view
on demutualisation.
Both the BSE and DSE board
have already given an in-principle approval for the merger of the two
exchanges. BSE is also scheduled to make a presentation to the members
of DSE on the trading facilities that would be provided to them next
week.
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