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- The National Stock Exchange was founded in the early 1990s as a government-backed initiative to modernize India's capital markets.
- It introduced electronic trading and removed the broker-controlled barriers that characterized the older Bombay Stock Exchange.
- By expanding its reach nationally through satellite technology and offering impartial membership, the newer exchange gradually eclipsed the trading volumes of its predecessor.
- The listing of the National Stock Exchange on the Bombay Stock Exchange platform reflects the fundamental shift in India's financial market structure.
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Named India · Bombay Stock Exchange · Ashish Chauhan · Chitra Ramkrishna · Finance Ministry · Harshad Mehta · IDBI · Manmohan Singh · Manohar J. Pherwani · National Stock Exchange · Ravi Narain · Reliance Industries · R.H. Patil
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