NSE contract changes to lift volumes

08 Dec 2003

Equity derivative volumes on National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) will surge next year when the underlying size of its contracts are either halved or quartered. The development should catapult the exchange into being the Asia's second largest, behind Korea Stock Exchange (KSE) and ahead of the established Sidney Futures Exchange (SFE), Singapore Exchange (SGX) and Hong Kong Exchange (HKEx).

NSE originally launched its index and single stock futures and options contracts...

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