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BSE Stock Retreats After Record Peak Under Regulatory Scrutiny

NSE’s 100% upfront margin requirement took effect as investors pared positions during an 11% drop sparked by a SEBI probe into high-frequency trading.

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Overview

  • BSE shares hit a record Rs3,030 on June 10 before falling 11% over four sessions after being placed under NSE’s Additional Surveillance Measure.
  • NSE’s ASM framework now mandates 100% upfront margins for BSE share trades in a bid to curb speculative activity.
  • SEBI has launched an investigation into high-frequency trading firms such as Jane Street following irregular rapid reversals linked to recent volatility.
  • In Q4 FY25, BSE reported a net profit of Rs494 crore, up from Rs107 crore a year earlier, and saw revenue jump 75% to Rs846.6 crore on a 293% surge in derivatives turnover.
  • A June 5 partnership with CtrlS Datacenters will modernize BSE’s trading infrastructure as the exchange broadens its product offerings and solidifies its market position.