The NSE listed its own shares on the BSE on Thursday, 34 years after its incorporation, marking an ironic milestone for the exchange created to challenge the BSE’s dominance. The story of NSE began with Manohar J. Pherwani, who proposed a national, computerised exchange after the 1991 economic reforms.
The NSE listed its own shares on the BSE on Thursday, 34 years after its incorporation, marking an ironic milestone for the exchange created to challenge the BSE’s dominance. The story of NSE began with Manohar J. Pherwani, who proposed a national, computerised exchange after the 1991 economic reforms.
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