NSE Explores Bilateral Arrangements with Qatar Exchange

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Qatar Exchange has ambitions to grow its global presence.

The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) has been in discussions with the Qatar Exchange over enhanced cooperation.

Ravi Narain, CEO at the NSE, met with executives from Qatar Exchange this week in order to discuss more globalized opportunities for investors in both markets. Narain is currently on a tour of the region to assess difficulties in accessing Indian markets, and what the NSE can adapt in order to more easily facilitate external investment.

Previously, the NSE has explored similar arrangements with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and others in terms of cross-margining, where positions in one index can be offset on different exchanges, along with direct access for participants on venues.

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