As India moves towards Viksit Bharat @2047, MSE is building for a capital market that is more competitive, resilient and accessible.
India’s capital-market story has entered a new era. The question is no longer whether Indians will invest. They increasingly are. India now has about 13.9 crore unique investors and more than 21 crore demat accounts, participation that has expanded far beyond the country’s traditional financial centres.
The bigger question is: What kind of market will the next 100 million Indians inherit?
As India advances towards the vision of a Viksit Bharat @2047, the answer must be more than a larger market. It must be a market that is deeper, more accessible, more competitive, technologically stronger and resilient by design. Metropolitan Stock Exchange (MSE) sees itself as a catalyst in steering this vision forward.
Recognised by Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)as a national-level stock exchange, MSE aspires to be a credible new choice for investors, businesses and market intermediaries, competing on what matters: technology, reliability, liquidity, products, access and cost.
Because a rising India deserves a strong and competitive financial infrastructure.
