MSE to start trading in equity followed by derivatives segments very soon with state of the art data centre

With the Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India Limited (MSE) successfully raising funds of Rs 1000 crore, Ms Latika S Kundu, who has been reappointed as MD and CEO for the next three years of the stock exchange, said it was now poised to deepen market liquidity in Equity Cash, followed by Derivatives Segments very soon, with a state-of-the-art data centre.

MSE would also advance strategic initiatives encompassing innovative products and differentiated service offerings, she asserted.

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“This capital infusion is an endorsement of the trust our stakeholders place in MSE’s vision. With strengthened financial support and a sharp focus on innovation, MSE is poised to redefine the contours of India’s financial markets. We are building a next-generation exchange, agile, inclusive, and competitive, designed not just to participate in the future of finance, but to lead it,” Kundu said, according to an official document.

This landmark achievement represents a pivotal step forward in the Exchange’s strategic journey to fortify its market position, enhance operational capabilities, and drive long-term value creation.

As part of its continued focus on technological excellence and operational resilience, the MSE is in the process of establishing a state-of-the-art data centre.

“This initiative reflects MSE’s unwavering commitment to strengthening its technological and infrastructure capabilities, laying a robust foundation for scalability, security, and sustained innovation,” the statement added.

The MSE is the youngest Exchange of the Country. It holds recognition and license from SEBI to operate as a stock exchange in currency derivatives, equity derivatives, and equity, and debt segments.

It has embarked on an audacious goal for creating innovative customised products across asset classes and leveraging a distribution strategy in the country by partnering with ecosystem players to increase participation from various echelons of society.