Earnings of NSE & BSE

HOW STOCK MARKETS (NSE & BSE) EARNS



First, we will find the work of NSE & BSE

They both are primarily Stock exchanges in India. Where the companies come and list their stock. It means both have all the information about the company, and also the information of daily volume and price. have mostly similar trading mechanisms, as both allow investors and traders to connect on the exchanges through brokers. Investors can place buy or sell orders on either of these exchanges. 

NSE is the biggest stock exchange, while BSE is the oldest. If you are a beginner, BSE would be more suitable for you, and if you are a professional trader, then NSE would be a better option as NSE has more number of buyers/sellers, and makes it more liquid.

Mainly they earn from selling the historical data and Micro-level data

There is an option of subscription, this subscription is too costly so everyone can't buy it. Mostly institution buys their subscriptions. In this method, they give all small or micro-level information of the volume and historical data.

It means institution have more information then the others and it has more chances to predict the market view.

Fees and Penalties.
  • Traders pay transaction charges, penalties to NSE & BSE on many violations Example : Fund shortage etc.
  • Companies pay listing charges, book building fees, rectification fees, wrong claim penalties, etc.
  • Brokers pay a subscription fees, processing fee, other operational fees, defaulter penalties, etc. to stock exchanges NSE & BSE.
  • Software trading companies pay NSE & BSE to buy intraday and historical market data.
  • NSE conducts its own NCFM education activities like certification exams, webinars, seminars, etc. NCFM is the huge source of revenue for National stock exchange



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