Metropolitan Stock Exchange Of India Limited

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METROPOLITAN STOCK EXCHANGE OF INDIA LIMITED is a national-level stock exchange operating in Equity, Equity Derivatives, Currency Derivatives, debt, and SME segments. The Exchange ecosystem supports various intermediaries including stockbrokers, authorized persons, corporates, banks, depositories, depository participants, custodians and investors. The exchange offers an electronic, hi-tech, and transparent platform for trading in capital markets, futures and options, debt markets, and currency derivatives segments. However, the Exchange has temporarily suspended trading in its debt segment from September 2020.

Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India Limited comprises 2 indices. SX40 and SXBANK. SX 40 consists of 40 large-cap liquid stocks representing different sectors. SXBANK measures the performance of the banking sector. The index consists of 10 stocks from the banking sector.

MSE offers a variety of products and services across multiple asset classes in India which enables it to be responsive to market demands. Its state-of-the-art technology and robust network is a pioneer in technology and ensures the reliability and performance of its systems. MSE’s products and services foster digital transformation in technology, cyber security, innovation, and intelligence solutions. Products offered by the exchange across various segments to Proprietary, Retail Participants, and Institutional Participants (Domestic and Foreign) include Current Future and Options, Cross currency futures & options, interest rate futures, equity shares, sovereign gold bonds, ETFs, offer for sale, stock futures & options, Index futures & options.

As of 31st March 2020, the exchange has 558 members for its currency derivatives segment, 346 members for the equity cash segment, and 334 equity futures & options segment.

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INCORPORATION DETAILS

PRINCIPAL BUSINESS ACTIVITIES OF THE COMPANY

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Mr. Dinesh Kumar Mehrotra (Chairman & Public Interest Director)

Mr. Ajai Kumar (Public Interest Director)

Mr. Sudhir Bassi (Shareholder Director)

Ms. Latika S. Kundu (Managing Director & CEO)

Ms. Trishna Guha (Public Interest Director)

Mr. S.V.D Nageswara Rao (Public Interest Director)

Mr. Vijay Sardana (Public Interest Director)

PARTICULARS OF SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES

SHAREHOLDING PATTERN

(As of 31-03-2025)

INDUSTRY OUTLOOK

The Indian stock market exchanges are important market infrastructure intermediaries and they are guided by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). They work as a tool for nation building and a major job creator. The Exchanges comprise of many asset classes – equities, equity derivatives, currency derivatives, government and corporate bonds, interest rate derivatives, commodity derivatives, etc. Stock exchanges in India are primarily regulated by SEBI. SEBI has introduced the interoperability between Clearing Corporations, the framework is applicable to all the recognized CCPs excluding those operating in the IFSC zone, and all the products available for trading on the stock exchanges (except commodity derivatives), interoperability norms benefit market participants to rationalize margins across exchanges and products by optimizing the use of capital but also reduce post-trade costs of trading firms.

With a favorable regulatory environment, Indian capital markets are expected to remain attractive to both domestic and foreign investors. Initiatives by the government towards ease of doing business, enhanced sectoral caps, and simpler mechanism to obtain approval for investment coupled with tax exemptions is expected to further boost the robust business environment for foreign investors leading to a larger inflow of capital in the coming years as well. This will not only augment the depth, maturity, and robustness of the Indian capital markets but also build investor confidence.

In a population of about 1.37 billion people, only around 2.5% invest in the capital markets in India. India has nearly 4 crore demat accounts, out of which only 0.95 crore is active. Traditionally, metropolitan cities have played an important role in contributing to the markets but it has been mostly restricted up to that point. There is still a significant dearth of participation from Tier II and Tier-III cities, which would be the main contributor to the booming markets across all socioeconomic strata. The entry of young investors from this small town would be pivotal for driving the next level of growth in Indian Capital Markets. Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India Limited aims at catering to this need of the hour through easily accessible customized products across multiple investment avenues.