NSE reduces cash derivatives transaction charges by 1%
Currently, the transaction charge in the equity delivery or cash segment stands at 0.00325 percent, while in derivatives it is 0.0019 percent.
New Delhi: The National Stock Exchange has announced a reduction of 1% in transaction charges for trades in cash and derivatives segments both from 1st April 2024. The annual revenue estimates of transaction fees are supposed to impact by around Rs 130 crores. The board has also declared to leave non-core industries including technology and education.
More than sixty parties are involved in the divested process with seven of them submitting non-binding bids. Currently, the transaction charge in the equity delivery or cash segment stands at 0.00325 percent, while in derivatives it is 0.0019 percent.
The decision was followed by NSE’s corrigendum in March 2023 to step out a 6% hike in transaction charges on the equity cash and derivatives segment.
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