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SEBI Studies Self-Listing Feasibility for Indian Stock Exchanges

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The Securities and Exchange Board of India is studying global market precedents regarding self-listing for stock exchanges. The regulator is likely to form a committee to examine the possibility of allowing exchanges to list and trade their own shares on their platforms, a framework that would apply to already publicly listed exchanges. SEBI plans to first address concerns related to governance standards and potential conflicts of interest.

From moneycontrol.com, freepressjournal.in

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The study addresses the potential structural changes in India's financial markets, following the listing of National Stock Exchange shares on the Bombay Stock Exchange. While the regulator must address conflict of interest, the potential shift could impact the earnings of existing exchanges, such as the Bombay Stock Exchange, based on sensitivity analyses.

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  1. SEBI studies global market precedents for self-listing involving Indian financial markets and exchanges.1 source
  2. SEBI is currently studying the feasibility of self-listing for stock exchanges.1 source

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