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    STUDY ON LEADING

    STOCK EXCHANGESWORLDWIDE

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    FEW INTERNATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGES

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    TOP 3 STOCK EXCHANGES WORLDWIDE

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    New York Stock Exchange

    Duncan

    NiederauerCEO NYSE

    Established in 1792

    Total market capitalization 16.6Trillion

    Companies listed 2800+

    Market functions between 9.30 am to4.00 pm

    Index used NYSE Energy Index,Healthcare Index, Financial Index,etc

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    NASDAQNational Association of Securities Dealers Automated

    Quotations

    Robert Greifeld

    NASDAQ, CEO

    Established in 1971

    Companies listed 3400+

    Market functions between 9.30 amto 4.00 pm

    Total market capitalization 8.5trillion

    Index used NASDAQ Composite

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    NASDAQ NYSE

    Market type Dealers market Auction market

    Process of Trade

    Execution

    Broker contacts market

    maker or uses online form

    Broker contacts

    specialist floor trader or

    enters it into Universal

    Trading Platform (UTP)

    Listing fee $50,000 to $75,000 up to $250,000

    Perception Exchange for high-tech

    stocks that are more growth

    oriented and potentially

    more volatile.

    Exchange for well-

    established companies,

    more stable stocks.

    Public or private Public

    Held by publicly listed

    InterContinental

    Exchange (ICE), which

    also owns Euronext.

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    Tokyo Stock Exchange

    Atsushi Saito

    Established in 1878

    Companies listed 2200+

    Market functions between9.00 am and 3.00 pm

    Total market capitalization4.5 Trillion

    Index used Nikkei225

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    Bombay Stock Exchange

    Ashish Chauhan

    Established in 1875

    Companies listed 5000+

    Market functions between 9.15 amand 3.30 pm

    Total market capitalization $1.51Trillion

    Index used Broad S&P BSE

    sensex, BSE mid cap ,small cap, etc

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    National Stock Exchange

    Chitra Ramkrishna

    Established in 1992

    Companies listed 375+

    Market functions between 9.15 am and3.30 pm

    Total market capitalization 1.5 Trillion

    Index used (Nifty, midBroad MarketIndices cap50,CNX100)Sectoralindices(CNX auto, cnx bank)

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    NSE VS BSE

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    BSE NSE

    Main Index BSE Sensex S&P CNX Nifty

    Claim to fame

    Oldest stock

    exchange in Asia.

    Largest stock

    exchange in India

    in terms of daily

    turnover and

    number of trades.

    Geographical

    spread

    Presence in 417

    cities

    Presence in 1,486

    cities

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    NSE MODEL VS INTERNATIONAL

    MODEL

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    Comparators International Model NSE Model

    Legal Structure Company Company

    Ownership Structure Owned by Shareholders

    which includes brokers

    Owned by

    Shareholders which

    are financial

    institutions which

    also have broking

    firms as subsidiaries.

    Listing Several stock exchanges are

    listed on themselves afterInitial Public Offer.

    Not a listed company.

    No Initial PublicOffer made.

    Ceilings on

    shareholding

    Mostly 5% of voting rights for

    a single shareholder

    No ceiling

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    CONCLUSION

    Increasing demand for global integration

    Vital Differences in the Indian and Internationalmodel of Stock Exchanges

    Reasons for delisting:Unwilling to disclose informationExpand and empower investor baseBroaden trading windowInability to meet listing requirementsrules listed by the Stock ExchangeReduce Costs

    Ignorantia juris non excusat or ignorantia legisneminem excusat