Dolat Capital has initiated coverage on NSE with a ‘sell’ rating and a Rs 1,550 target, implying 26% downside from its unlisted-market price. The brokerage expects tighter derivatives regulations, falling options volumes and market-share losses to curb growth, making NSE’s rich valuation difficult to justify ahead of its planned $3 billion IPO.
Dolat Capital has initiated coverage on NSE with a ‘sell’ rating and a Rs 1,550 target, implying 26% downside from its unlisted-market price. The brokerage expects tighter derivatives regulations, falling options volumes and market-share losses to curb growth, making NSE’s rich valuation difficult to justify ahead of its planned $3 billion IPO.
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Dolat Capital initiates coverage on NSE with a bearish call saying tighter F&amp;O regulations would crimp trading volumes at the world's largest derivatives exchange.
