The much-anticipated IPO of the NSE is back in the spotlight, and many investors might be very keen to know where things stand. After years of delays due to regulatory hurdles, there is a fresh hope that the country’s largest stock exchange may finally make its way to the public markets.
Here is a breakdown of the four most important things you need to know about NSE’s IPO, including what SEBI has to say, the expected timeline, and more
SEBI’s take: The regulator will ‘Look into it’
In a latest development to the NSE IPO story, SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey recently addressed the issue, stating that the regulator will examine the matter but did not commit to a specific timeline.
While he refrained from discussing specifics, Pandey note that SEBI will assess the concerns surrounding NSE’s listing and decide how to move forward.
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NSE has been trying to go public for years, but regulatory challenges have repeatedly put a brake on its plans. Some of the major reasons for the delay include pending legal issues related to governance lapses, SEBI’s scrutiny of past allegations against the exchange and more .
NSE IPO expected timeline: When will NSE go public?
As of now, there is no official date yet on when it will go public.
Earlier this year, various reports indicated that NSE had applied for a no-objection certificate from SEBI.
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