National Stock Exchange of India (NSE)

SINGAPORE (July 26): The arbitration proceedings between the Singapore Exchange and India's National Stock Exchange in Mumbai over the planned launch of a derivatives product by SGX in India have been deferred.

SINGAPORE (June 16): Singapore Exchange and National Stock Exchange of India will have to remain partners for a little longer than both anticipated.

SINGAPORE (June 1): OCBC Investment Research is maintaining its “buy” call on Singapore Exchange (SGX), while dropping its fair value to $7.89 from $8.22 previously.

SINGAPORE (May 29): The Bombay High Court has ordered the lawsuit filed by a subsidiary of the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) against Singapore Exchange to be settled through arbitration, says SGX in a Tuesday filing.

(May 25): What started as a business disagreement between two Asian exchanges has become a source of growing concern for international investors.

(May 24): The Bombay High Court extended an injunction against Singapore Exchange (SGX) as it deferred hearing a dispute over plans for new offshore Indian derivatives contracts.

(May 24): The chief executive officer of MSCI Inc., one of the world’s biggest index compilers, said his firm is “concerned, quite a lot” about the dispute between exchanges in India and Singapore that threatens a popular offshore futures contract.

(May 22): The National Stock Exchange of India sued Singapore Exchange in a Mumbai court, escalating a dispute that threatens to leave international investors without one of the world’s most widely used offshore futures contracts.

SINGAPORE (May 22): Singapore Exchange (SGX) is facing a potential interim injunction on the India equity derivative products it intends to launch in June this year, but maintains that it nonetheless will continue to list the products as planned.

SINGAPORE (May 22): Singapore Exchange (SGX) is facing a potential interim injunction on the India equity derivative products it intends to launch in June this year, but maintains that it nonetheless will continue to list the products as planned.