NSE Settles with SEBI for $160M to Push IPO

  Published 9 months ago

NSE pays 13.88 billion rupees to SEBI to resolve the dispute and proceed with the delayed IPO, set to be India's largest regulatory settlement.

  • The dispute began in 2019 over NSE's failure to ensure equitable access for trading members.
  • The settlement amount is record-breaking, enabling an IPO likely by May 2024 after court approval.
  • SEBI inspects NSE systems, addressing governance and tech issues before issuing a no-objection certificate.

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