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The National Stock Exchange of Indias consolidated net profit for Q1 grew YoY by 9% to Rs 1,844 crore. During the same period, consolidated revenue from operations rose 13% to Rs 2,987 crore, thanks to revenue lines such as index services, colocation services, listing, and data services, in addition to trading revenue.

NSE Q1 Results: The consolidated income from operations stood at ₹2,987 crore for the first quarter of the current fiscal, up 13 per cent from the year-ago period, NSE said in a statement.

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Multiple localities in southern China have announced the suspension of trains, flights and ships, as well as work and schools in anticipation of tropical storm Talims predicted landfall on Monday evening.

KATHMANDU, July 16: The CDS and Clearing Ltd has stepped up its efforts to implement the ‘real time system’ of the applicants of the initial public offerings (IPOs) to check fake applications during the subscription process.

Impact of a lesson learned from the case of Ghorahi Cement which was blamed for allowing millions of fake applications

The HKEX hosted 75 IPOs in 2022, raising a total of $12.69b, a 70% drop from 2021.

On February 24, 2021, NSE had halted trading in all its segments following a technical glitch which had an adverse impact on the NSE system. Following this, the capital market regulator investigated the matter of failure of systems of both NSE and NSE Clearing to ascertain if there was any violation of regulations.

Three persons, who were part of the crisis management team at the National Stock Exchange (NSE), on Wednesday settled with markets regulator Sebi a case of trading glitch that occurred at the bourse in February 2021.

After asking National Stock Exchange (NSE) and NSE Clearing Ltd (NCL) to pay Rs72.64 crore to settle the February 2021 trading halt issue, Securities Exchange of Board of India (SEBI) allowed three more officials from NSE to go scot-free with punishment like attending training courses and offering pro-bono community service.