Calcutta Stock Exchange (CSE)
Calcutta Stock Exchange (CSE)
started way back in 1830 under a "Neem Tree." Today CSE has
emerges as the second largest bourse in India. In May1908, the group
formed an association and named it as we know it today at 2, China Bazar
Street.
The Association was registered as a limited liability concern on June
7, 1923 with an authorized capital of Rs. 3 lakhs duly divided into 300
shares of Rs. 1,000 each. The shares were further subdivided into 4
shares of Rs. 250 each in the year 1959.
CSE was incorporated in the year 1908 with 150 members. At present the
membership has reached above 900 with several corporate and
institutional members. More than 3,500 companies has been listed to the
exchange. With effect from April 14, 1980, CSE was granted permanent
recognition by the Central Government under the relevant provisions of
the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956.
Main Objects of CSETo facilitate, promote, assist, regulate
and manage in the public interest, dealings in securities of all kinds [
which shall include all securities defined as such under the Securities
Contracts (Regulations) Act, 1956 and all other instruments of any kind
including money market instruments] and to provide specialised,
advanced, automated and modern facilities for trading, clearing and
settlement of securities, with a high standard of integrity and honour,
and to ensure trading in a transparent, fair and open manner with access
to investors from areas in or outside India.
To initiate, facilitate and undertake all steps of all such activities
in relation to Stock Exchange, Commodity Markets, Money Markets,
Financial Markets, Securities Markets, Capital Markets, as are required
for better investor's service and protection, including but not limited
to; taking measures for ensuring greater liquidity (both in terms of
breadth and depth of securities) for the investor, providing easier
access to the Exchange, facilitating inter-market dealings and generally
to facilitate transactions in securities in a cost effective,
expeditious and efficient manner.
To support, develop, promote and maintain a healthy market in the best
interests of the investor and the general public and the economy and to
introduce high standards of professionalism among themselves and with
investors and the financial securities, commodity, money and capital
markets in general.
CSE TechnologyThe year 1997 was a new era for Calcutta Stock
Exchange. It replaced old mannual trading system with fully computerised
on-line trading & reporting system known as C-STAR. (CSE Screen
Based Trading And Reporting). Initially it started with 101 "B"
Group scrips. Slowly the remaining "B" Group and all the "Permitted
Group" scrips were transferred on to the C-STAR systems. Finally
all the "A" Group scrips were also transfered.
The main system hardware is a Tandem S74000 series machine. It has a
customised software with Local Area Network and Wide Area Network to
broker offices across the country. The technology uses state-of-the-Art
with optical fibre cables. A dual ring topology has been used in case
one communication line fails. The wide area network works on VSAT
technology & Router/Modem. Disaster Recovery System has been also
installed to take care of natural calamities or unexpected breakdowns.
Calcutta Stock Exchange OfficeThe Calcutta Stock Exchange
Association Ltd.
7, Lyons Range
Kolkata - 700 001
India
Tel.: +(91)-(33)-2210 4470 - 4477
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