Gearing up to launch its equity trading platform, the country's newest stock exchange MCX-SX on Thursday said it will focus on bringing those companies to its fold that are already listed on other bourses.
The newest stock exchange MCX-SX, which is expediting sale of promoters' equity in compliance with regulatory norms, should be valued more than $2 billion going by the comparison its CEO Joseph Massey is drawing with the BSE in terms of value and turnover.
As much as half the turnover of all stock exchanges in India is accounted for by only 25 broking firms. Ninety per cent of the turnover of all stock exchanges in the country is out of only five cities. These are hardly healthy signs of India's financial markets.
The three stock exchanges -- NSE, MCX-SX and USE -- had cumulatively recorded a currency derivative turnover of Rs 7.42 lakh crore (Rs 7.42 trillion) in July, which was down 42 per cent from the preceding month, as per the latest data compiled by market watchdog Securities and Exchange Board of India.
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