"One of the well-known stock exchanges in India is the National Stock Exchange based out in Mumbai
. NSE is infact one of the largest stock exchanges in the nation. Most of the conglomerate organizations having a global presence are listed in the NSE. NSE seems to be the principal bazaar for most of the trading in India. NSE is supposed to appear onward to all stock exchanges in India but it also surpasses many of the Asian stock markets in both equities and derivative trading. NSE even enjoys an upper hand as far as number of trading companies is concerned.
All the trades in the stock market are basically regulated by the key index of the NSE i.e. Nifty. It is mostly subjective via market capitalization and trade policies for equities. NSE runs with foremost financial establishments and other distinguished insurance groups of the money market. However, the onus of managing and owing NSE is entrusted upon a couple of different entities. The 2800 NSE terminals across the country cover 1500 cities across the nation.
NSE has recently gained recognition by department of company affairs to carry out its job as a fully functional stock market to deal in Treasury bills, PSU bonds, and government securities. Around $1.45 trillion is the total of the value of the entire asset of the companies listed in the NSE. An approximate 20% gross growth makes NSE to globally overshadow numerous other stock exchanges as well as stock markets and thus NSE has won the rank of being the second fastest mounting stock exchange at the international levels. This is the best place for getting stock news, stock quotes and other stock related information on single click.
NSE had been successful in establishing a benchmark in Indian stock markets as far as equity and derivative trade is concerned by setting up National Securities Clearing Corporation. National security depository limited is also the contribution of NSE. This is infact the first ever depository in Indian stock markets. NSE has also put in efforts to launch NSE-CNBC-TV 18 in alliance with the media colossal CNBC TV-18.