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  • #5151
    EQSIS
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    How come NSE become popular than BSE?

    #5529
    Pradeep
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    Rank: Level 4

    Even though the BSE was the oldest stock exchange of India and the face of Indian Economy, they lagged in bringing varieties to the trading table where NSE utilized the drawback of BSE and introduced more attractive diversified trading instruments to trade online in the stock market like shares, Futures, options etc., which attracted more people to move to NSE.

    #5532
    L.Vigneshwaraprakash
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    Rank: Level 5

    NSE is national stock exchange and BSE is bombay stock exchange

    There was many exchange at India before the internet trading was started and  some of the exchanges are Ahamabad stock exchange(1984),Calcutta stock exchange(1908),madras stock exchange(1921),Hydrabad stock exchange and Delhi stock exchange(1947) but due to the internet trading (DEMAT) most of the exchanges are closed now only BSE and NSE is active .in which NSC is the biggest exchange so it became popular

    NSE managed to introduced More financial instruments (Futures and Option), This was attracted by various market participants

    BSE is the oldest stock exchange (1861)

    #5589
    Abirami Duraisamy
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    Rank: Level 5

    NSE introduced the derivative market(Future and Options) in 2001 which made NSE to be popular, which got introduced in BSE only after few years.

    #5646
    khushi
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    Rank: Level 5

    NSE has national access to all types of market segments like equity, future and options, deravatives, whole sale debt market, mutual funds, ipo etc thus making it more popular.

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