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Moneycontrol GWS 2025: 'Many exchanges have expressed desire to start newer daily expiries. If you really want to remove that, you need to have one single day (for all exchanges) for expiry,' says Chauhan
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Budget in parliament on February 1. Along with a slew of changes, she announced a rehaul of the existing tax slabs under the new tax regime, effectively hiking the tax rebate limit to Rs 12.75 lakh.
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At the CNBC-TV18 Global Leadership Summit, Ashishkumar Chauhan, Raamdeo Agrawal, Ramesh Damani and Manish Chokhani shared their lessons with investors, and resoundingly echoed the huge potential of the India story.
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Motilal Oswal, the CEO of Motilal Oswal group, said that India is now a favoured investment destination on the global stage.
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Emphasizing the rarity of Jhunjhunwala's investing style, Chauhan advises against short-term trading, advocating for steady wealth creation in the Indian markets.
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For BSE’s new chief Sundararaman Ramamurthy, the biggest challenge is to bring back high rollers to the exchange
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Ashish Kumar Chauhan is set to take over as CEO of the National Stock Exchange in November, after his term as chief of the BSE ends. His key tasks may include fixing tech issues at the exchange and getting its IPO off the ground.
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Vikram Limaye, whose five-year term ended on July 16, did not seek another tenure at the National Stock Exchange (NSE) despite being eligible for it.
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All eyes are on an important development at the scam-hit National Stock Exchange (NSE) – that is, the appointment of the next managing director and CEO who will take over from current MD Vikram Limaye.
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Chauhan was one of the founders of the NSE, working with the exchange from 1992 to 2000. He joined the BSE as deputy chief executive officer in 2009 and was appointed as the CEO in 2012
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BSE MD and CEO Ashish Chauhan also said that India has been losing out volumes of trade to the exchanges based in Singapore, Dubai and the United States primarily due to the shorter trading hours.
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The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) boss weighs in on his management advice, leadership lessons, the management book that influenced him the most and whether he wants to be liked, feared or respected.
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Daily operations of BSE will continue as usual, said CEO Ashish Chauhan while backing PM Modi's decision of a nationwide lockdown.
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"The exchange proposes to schedule mock trading session in live environment (for commodity derivatives segment) on Saturday, September 22, 2018," BSE said in a circular.
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GIFT City is likely to help attract trillions of dollars of investment into India, says top exchange BSE's CEO Ashish Chauhan who envisions Hong Kong like model for India's first global financial services centre.
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It was a great challenge to start the issue right before the Budget and open after it, Ashish Chauhan, MD and CEO of BSE says. Luckily for BSE, he says the Budget turned out positive and the stock exchange got immense feedback from investors.
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Although profitability is achieved through trading volumes, the most important activity for any exchange is raising funds and BSE is doing that efficiently says CEO and MD Ashish Chauhan.
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The Federal Reserve last night decided to hike the rate by 25 basis points after keeping them at near zero levels for a prolonged period -- its first hike since 2006.
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In a chat with CNBC-TV18's Ritu Singh, MD & CEO Ashish Chauhan says an ideal tax framework must be worked upon now to prevent capital market transactions.
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The new Index will further be divided into five size- based indices including LargeCap, MidCap and SmallCap using total market capitalisation, and ten sector-based sub-indices.
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“India would require USD 3 trillion in activities like infrastructure, defence, services, manufacturingâ€, says Ashish Chauhan, CEO BSE.
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Currently, the taxation structure in the stock market is tilted in favour of intra-day trades and the derivatives trading, while tax rates tend to be higher for delivery-based trades and the equity market trading.
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This would mark an over 10-fold jump from an estimated USD 10-12 billion of funds raised annually from the Indian markets over the last 2-3 years from equity IPOs, bonds and Offer For Sale of shares among others routes, he said.
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Gatekeepers of Governance a two days summit comprised of nine enlightening sessions aimed at addressing the pertinent issues regarding corporate governance.
