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India has two Primary Stock Exchanges, where most of its trading takes place; the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE):
BSE – Founded in 1875 (Base level started on April 01, 1979, while came into existence from January 01, 1986)
NSE – Founded in 1992 (Trading started in 1994)
Trading at both Exchanges takes place through an Open-Electronic limit Order Book in which Order matching is done by the Trading computer. Both Indexes share the same Trading Hours, Trading Mechanisms, and Settlement processes. Both Indexes are regulated by the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
Types of Share Markets in India:
1) Primary:
Companies or Businesses register and list for the first time. Companies enter Primary Share Market to raise funds by offering their Stocks to the general public. Listing of Company in the Primary Share Market and offering to sell its shares for the first time is known as Initial Public Offering (IPO). Owning the shares of a Company means that Share holder is a part-owner of the Company in the proportion of shares held.
2) Secondary:
After the Company lists in the Primary Market, the actual trading of Company’s Shares occur in the Secondary Share Market. After the shares of a Company are listed, Investors can trade i.e. sell our purchase the shares.