FTSE Russell declared BSE as eligible exchange for its equity indices
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BSE cleared as eligible exchange in FTSE Russell equity indices
FTSE Russell has designated BSE as an eligible exchange for its equity indices, with BSE main board stocks to be assessed from March 2027. New listings will undergo fast-track screening, while dual-listed companies will have NSE securities preferred. This development enhances BSE's global visibility and could attract foreign portfolio investments, marking a significant milestone for India's capital market infrastructure.
Source: Economic Times. This summary and analysis are AI-written from that report and are not individually fact-checked — confirm names, dates and figures with the source before you rely on them.
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BSE main board stocks to be assessed for inclusion from March 2027
New listings on BSE main board to undergo fast-track screening process
For dual-listed companies, NSE securities will be preferred over BSE
NSE-listed stocks already eligible for FTSE Russell indices inclusion
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