Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) is the oldest stock exchange in Asia and the tenth oldest globally. Established in 1875, it was recognised by the Indian government in 1957 under the Securities Contract Regulation Act. This recognition solidified its legitimacy and attracted more investors and traders. The BSE is located in Mumbai, India, and lists more than 5000 companies, establishing a solid financial ecosystem for the development of the Indian stock market. BSE plays a cardinal role in providing Indian companies with an efficient platform to raise investment capital. It is also famous for its electronic trading system, which provides fast and efficient trade execution. This blog offers insights into the workings, operations, and functions of the BSE.
