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The reporting broadly agrees that the court dismissed the appeals against NSE and that the move matters for the exchange's listing plans.
India's top court dismissed the regulator's appeals against the National Stock Exchange.
The decision was reported to remove a major regulatory hurdle for the exchange's planned initial public offering.
The appeals involved the co-location data centre and dark fibre cases, which had delayed listing plans for years.
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The reporting broadly agrees that the court dismissed the appeals against NSE and that the move matters for the exchange's listing plans.
What remains unresolved is how the decision will affect NSE's next steps, and both the exchange and the regulator did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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India's top court dismissed the market regulator's appeals against the National Stock Exchange, according to the report. The decision is described as removing a major regulatory hurdle for NSE's planned initial public offering. The appeals were tied to the co-location data centre and dark fibre cases, which had delayed listing plans for years. Both NSE and the Securities and Exchange Board of India did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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India's top court has dismissed the market regulator's appeals against the National Stock Exchange, which CNBC TV-18 reported removes a major regulatory hurdle for the exchange's planned initial public offering. The dismissed appeals involve long-standing co-location data centre and dark fibre cases that had delayed listing plans for years. Both the National Stock Exchange and the Securities and Exchange Board of India did not immediately respond to requests for comment regarding the court's decision.