A Comprehensive Strategic Analysis of Bombay Stock Exchange Limited (BSE): Business Model, Market Position, and Growth Prospects (Poornaprajna International Journal of Teaching & Research Case Studies (PIJTRCS))
Summary
- Bombay Stock Exchange Limited was established in 1875 as The Native Share and Stock Brokers' Association and later converted into a shareholder-owned entity in 2005.p.8
- BSE launched the SENSEX in 1986, which served as India's first widely recognized benchmark stock market index.p.13
- In 1995, BSE implemented the BSE On-Line Trading (BOLT) system, shifting operations from open-outcry to electronic order-driven trading.p.13
- BSE established the BSE SME Exchange in 2012 to support capital raising for small and medium enterprises.p.13
- India International Exchange (India INX) was launched in 2017 at GIFT City to support international trading in financial products.p.13
Key insights
- BSE shifted from a broker-owned mutual association founded in 1875 to a demutualized, shareholder-owned corporate structure in 2005.p.8
- The adoption of the BOLT trading platform in 1995 replaced floor-based open-outcry trading with automated electronic matching.p.13
- BSE StAR MF functions as a major electronic platform for mutual fund transactions across India.p.17
- Indian Clearing Corporation Limited (ICCL) manages clearing, settlement, and counterparty risk management for BSE.p.17
- The National Stock Exchange (NSE) maintains higher market share and trading liquidity in cash-market equities and derivatives compared to BSE.p.18
- India INX provides BSE with cross-border trading infrastructure inside the IFSC at GIFT City.p.14
- Post-demutualization governance changes among exchanges resulted in reduced board sizes and increased appointment of experienced directors.p.8
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