NSE vs BSE ppt
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National Stocks Exchange V/S Bombay Stock Exchange
Most of the trading in the Indian Stock market takes place 
on its two stock exchanges: The National Stock 
Exchange (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange 
(BSE). In 1875 BSE came into existence and NSE was 
founded in 1992 but started trading in 1994. However, the 
same trading mechanism, trading hours, and settlement 
process is followed by both exchanges Let us know in 
detail about NSE and BSE 
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National Stock Exchange 
Mr. Vikram Limaye is MD & CEO of 
NSE, NSE is the youngest stock 
exchange of India and the first 
exchange in India to provide the 
latest, modern, fully automated, 
screen-based electronic trading 
system. It offered an easy trading 
facility to the investors spread 
across the length and breadth of the 
country.
•NSE was first to introduce the advanced electronic trading system and in 1993 NSE was set 
up as a tax-paying company and later on registered as a stock exchange under the Securities 
contract regulation act.
•In the year 1995, National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) was formed to provide 
depository services to the investors and it allows investors to securely hold and transfer their 
shares and bonds electronically. Along with this, it also allows investors to hold and trade in 
as few as one share or one bond. Nifty 50 the popular benchmark index, was introduced by 
NSE in the same Year. 
•NSE’s trading system is a state-of-the-art platform and has taken a huge stride in technology 
in these 20 years. When stock trading started in 1994 NSE technology was handling 2 orders 
a second. In 2001, this has increased to 60 orders per second, and today NSE can handle 
around 1,60,000 orders per second, with infinite ability to scale up at short notice on demand 
of investors.
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Bombay Stock Exchange
BSE is an Indian exchange located at 
Dalal Street, Mumbai. It was founded 
by Mr. Premchand Roychand, in the 
19th century he was one of the most 
influential businessmen. He was a 
man who made a fortune in the 
stockbroking business and came to 
be known as the Cotton King, the 
Bullion King, or the Big Bull
•BSE is the oldest stock exchange in Asia. It was formerly known by the name – “The Native 
Share & Stock Brokers Association” in the year 1875. The story of BSE starts back in 1855 
when a few stockbrokers would gather under a banyan tree in front of Mumbai’s town hall. 
The location of these meetings changes multiple times to accommodate an increasing 
number of brokers. And the group eventually moved to Dalal Street in the year 1874.
•BSE got official recognition by India’s central government as the premier stock exchange of 
the country, under the Securities Contract Regulation Act,1956, in the year 1957.
•Sensex was introduced as the first equity index to provide a base for identifying the top 30 
trading companies of the exchange, in more than 10 sectors, In the year 1986. BSE Online 
trading system (BOLT) was commissioned in the year 1995. As of April 2018 reports, BSE is 
the 10th largest stock exchange marketplace in the world with an overall market capitalization 
of over $2.3 trillion.   
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National Stock Exchange Bombay Stock Exchange
•NSE is the biggest stock exchange in India offers a 
fully automated, electronic trading system across the •BSE is the oldest stock exchange in whole Asia, 
country. which offers high-speed trading to its customers 
•NSE was founded in the year 1992 across the country.
•The Benchmark Index of the NSE is Nifty 50 •BSE was started in the year 1875
•The website is www.nseindia.com •The Benchmark Index of the BSE is Sensex 30.
•Number of companies listed in NSE is 1696 •The website is www.bseindia.com
•The Market Capitalization of NSE is 2.27 trillion •The Number of companies listed in BSE is 5749
•The Market Capitalization of BSE is 2.3 trillion
•The Global Rank of NSE is 11th •The Global Rank of BSE is 10th
•The network spread of NSE is 1500 cities •The network spread of BSE is 450 cities
•The volume traded is high when compared to BSE •The volume traded is less when compared to NSE 
hence the liquidity rate is more. hence the liquidity rate is less.
NSE or BSE which is better for 
you?
•BSE is more suitable for beginners, while NSE 
is more suitable for seasoned investors and 
traders. If you are an investor in India who want 
to invest in shares of new companies, BSE 
would be an ideal choice. But if you are a day 
trader, risking share trading with derivatives, 
futures, and options, NSE would be the 
preferred choice. Also, NSE has better software 
for high-risk online transactions. For 
conservative investors, who like to sit and 
watch their investments grow, BSE is the right 
choice.
•NSE and BSE have different methods of 
levying a tax. Taking that into consideration, 
NSE is suitable for lesser turnovers, and BSE is 
ideal for more significant turnovers.
•Both are secure and provide good online 
services; hence both are excellent choices.
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