NSE IFSC and the London Stock Exchange have signed an MoU to explore dual listings, cross-listings, new financial products and cross-border trading connectivity between GIFT City and London. The proposed collaboration could expand global investor access for Indian issuers, improve market connectivity and strengthen GIFT IFSC’s role as an international financial hub.

The revision covers select steel, direct feed and washery grades, with industry experts expecting a modest immediate impact on buyers.

The report found that just about 30 per cent of men in the nearly 50 female to 70 members of the UHNI families interviewed for the study consulted their spouses for financial decisions

The proposed changes also allow direct reporting to stock exchanges and introduce graded enforcement, including possible freezing of promoters’ demat accounts.