The Bombay Stock Exchange: Liquidity Enhancement Incentive Programmes Case Solution
The Bombay Stock Exchange, the earliest stock swap in Asia, had actually held a monopoly in India till 1994, when the National Stock Exchange was released. When derivatives were presented to the Indian stock exchanges in 2000, the Bombay Stock Exchange had actually been unprepared, and the National Stock Exchange quickly recorded the whole derivatives market. The chief organisation officer required to deal with the long-lasting advantages of liquidity enhancement plans and the benefits of presenting such plans to the Bombay Stock Exchange's equity money market.
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PUBLICATION DATE: December 13, 2016
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