India's Third Bourse Eyes February Open for Equities Trading

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Mumbai-headquartered MCX will be challenging the NSE and BSE for volume.

MCX-SX will be challenging the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), which have traditionally held sway over share trading in India.

"In line with the regulator's vision, our focus will be to increase the depth of markets, introduce new segments and strengthen participation of investors from across the country," says Joseph Massey, CEO at MCX-SX.

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