NSE International Exchange (NSE IFSC) on Friday said it has listed HDFC Bank's additional masala bonds on its debt securities market platform. NSE IFSC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The private lender's additional Tier 1 (AT1) masala bonds got listed on the debt securities market platform. "HDFC Bank has raised Rs 739 crores under USD 3 Billion Medium Term Note Programme," NSE IFSC said in a release. Since the launch of NSE IFSC Debt Securities Market (DSM), it has listed total aggregate medium-term notes worth over USD 31 billion and listed bonds worth more than USD 17 billion, it added. This also includes USD 1.75 billion worth of green and sustainable bonds. NSE IFSC launched DSM for listing and trading of debt securities in multiple foreign currency bonds, green bonds, masala bonds, notes, among others, on March 16, 2018.
Stock market LIVE: Broader markets end mixed; BSE Midcap falls 0.11 per cent and Smallcap index rises 0.48 per cent
Stock Market LIVE: The broader indices, too, turned positive and gained up to 0.8 per cent
Negative global market cues and profit taking pushed both Sensex and Nifty lower for the first time in four days
The benchmark indices managed to eke out gains, amid buying in index heavyweight RIL, bank and auto stocks
Freak trades cause large price swings often because of mistakes in order entry, made worse by the freak trades triggering stop-loss orders
Stock market Live: The Nifty Realty rose nearly 3 per cent, while Nifty IT was up 1.6 per cent
Mining giant Vedanta on Thursday said it will delist its American depositary shares and concentrate all trading of its equity shares on the BSE and NSE.
Stock market LIVE: Sectorally, all indices were trading positively, led by Nifty Realty
Industry seeks special dispensation from regulator
Only 10 stocks from the Nifty basket closed in the red
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Only six of 30 Sensex stocks ended in the green, mainly from the FMCG and financial space
According to data provided by NSE, futures contracts of HDFC, Bharti Airtel, HDFC Bank, TCS and RIL jumped around 10 per cent each for a few nanoseconds in early trading
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NSE and BSE on Friday asked investors to deal with only registered stockbrokers amid instances of unregistered entities targeting gullible investors with false promises of exorbitant returns.
The changes shall become effective from September 30
The shares ended the session at Rs 127 apiece on the S&P BSE Sensex on a day when the benchmark ended 226 points, or 0.41 per cent, higher
BSE Metal falls 6.9%, NSE Metal 6.4% as benchmarks retreat for 2nd day
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