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  1. The National Stock Exchange is filing for a major IPO in India, with its valuation surpassing that of Life Insurance Corp and Hyundai Motor India. SEBI is also conducting probes into NSE's market practices.
  2. SEBI oversight and regulatory measures are affecting NSE operations, noting its dependence on derivatives trading revenues.
  3. The Delhi High Court restrained the sale of National Stock Exchange (NSE) shares, and NSE subsequently filed papers with SEBI.

SEBI agreed to settle regulatory proceedings with NSE.

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SEBI agreed to settle regulatory proceedings with NSE.

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The Delhi High Court restrained the sale of National Stock Exchange (NSE) shares, and NSE subsequently filed papers with SEBI. All 2 developments

Within The National Stock Exchange is filing for a major IPO in India, with its valuation surpassing that of Life Insurance Corp and Hyundai Motor India. SEBI is also conducting probes into NSE's market practices.

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