Question

Explain the various segments of the NSE

विकल्प

• Whole Sale Debt Market Segment

• Capital Market Segment:

• Both (1) and (2)

• None of the above

Answer 1

Both (1) and (2)

Explanation -

1. Whole Sale Debt Market Segment: This component provides a trading platform for fixed income assets such as state development loans, public sector bonds, and more. corporate debentures, commercial paper, mutual funds, central government securities, zero coupon bonds, treasury bills, and so on are all examples of debt instruments. In June 1994, the NSE launched its Whole Sale Debt Market. It is the first totally screen-based debt market trading system. It is, in other words, the first computerised trading system. In the debt market, there are two parties exchanging members (which are the recognised brokers of NSE).
2. Capital Market Segment : The NSE trades equity shares, preference shares, debentures, and other securities in this section. retail government securities and exchange traded funds It gives a fair trade system an efficient and transparent platform. In November 1995, the capital market section began operations. The NSE Capital Market segment's Tuesday trading mechanism is also known as. Capital Markets National Exchange for Automated Trading (NEAT- CM). The Capital Market segment's trading procedures are identical to those of the Whole Sale Debt market system.