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NSE moves to settle colocation case with SEBI, sees sharp dip in profit

The stock exchange’s Q2 bottom line slipped on the back of a near Rs 1,300 crore provision to settle the long-pending case.

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NSE moves to settle colocation case with SEBI, sees sharp dip in profit

The stock exchange’s Q2 bottom line slipped on the back of a near Rs 1,300 crore provision to settle the long-pending case.

5 November, 2025•3 min

0

5 November, 2025•3 min

0

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...

NSE moves to settle colocation case with SEBI, sees sharp dip in profit

More in Business

Story image

Cipla’s conservative approach is beginning to hurt

Story image

Cipla’s conservative approach is beginning to hurt

The drugmaker’s reluctance to part with cash may have given it one of the strongest balance sheets in Indian pharma, but investors are increasingly rewarding risk takers.

Story image

Akasa, Air India Express or SpiceJet: plenty on offer for Adani’s airline play

Prince M. Thomas

Akasa, Air India Express or SpiceJet: plenty on offer for Adani’s airline play

Prince M. Thomas

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Suits and countersuits fly between IPO-bound Zetwerk and Ayr Energy

Suits and countersuits fly between IPO-bound Zetwerk and Ayr Energy

Story image

BSE and NSE’s money-with-morals indices struggle to justify their existence

BSE and NSE’s money-with-morals indices struggle to justify their existence

Story image

Ambanis double down but Reliance’s growth engines sputter

The Morning Context team

Ambanis double down but Reliance’s growth engines sputter

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Tata Consumer Products struggles with Capital Foods, its most expensive buy

Tata Consumer Products struggles with Capital Foods, its most expensive buy

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IPO-bound NSE’s revenue dilemma

As India’s largest stock exchange heads to the public markets, it may need to rethink its excessive reliance on transaction revenue.

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RBI’s rules redraw the playbook for prop traders

The central bank’s shift to a 100% collateral requirement threatens to erode leverage, reduce volumes and force a consolidation across prop desks.

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IPO-bound NSE has big plans for commodities

With competition in the segment intensifying, the chief business development officer of India’s largest exchange unpacks the bourse’s strategy going forward.

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