NSE Chairman Srinivasa Injetti stated on Friday that the Indian market regulator should review the permission for exchanges to list on their own platforms, as the country's markets have reached a certain level of maturity. This statement came a day after the exchange debuted with an evaluation of about $47 billion.
Injetti added that the practice of self-listing is permitted in most major jurisdictions, but in India, it is viewed as a conflict of interest.
NSE holds a dominant position in the Indian stock market, accounting for about 93% of cash market trading and nearly 75% of options trading.