Analysis Of The National Stock Exchange (NSE) And Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE): A Comparative Study

Abstract

Long-term funding was required by entrepreneurs, while investors required the ability to turn their capital into cash at any time. The solution was to create an accessible marketplace for investments, which is how the Stock Exchange was established. The expansion of the stock market indicates the state of the economy. As time went by, the Indian stock market has improved. The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE) are currently India's two prominent stock exchanges. An essential segment of the capital market infrastructure in India is the National Stock Exchange, as well as the Bombay Stock Exchange. They display unique qualities that distinguish them. The Indian stock market has been led by NSE's technological prowess and inventiveness, while BSE's distinctive standing is bolstered by its historical significance and dynamic operations. The combination of these two exchanges is crucial in determining how India's financial future develops. The combined turnover of the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock of India Limited currently accounts for 99% of the total, while the other stock exchanges only contribute 1%. To determine which of these two major Indian stock exchanges performs better, the researcher intends to assess them using several metrics