The trading link enables orders from SGX members to be routed to NSE IFSC for trading and execution. To date, 14 SGX clearing members have been onboarded.
December 2, 2022NSE IFSC-SGX Connect is ready to trade and clear Nifty equity derivatives for global institutions, with seven SGX members already onboarded.
August 1, 2022T+1 settlement will now be introduced in a phased manner, starting with the smallest stocks on 25 February, and ending with the biggest stocks around January 2023.
November 10, 2021The proposed amendments seek to clarify the obligations of SGX-DT trading members when accessing GIFT Connect to trade Nifty derivatives.
June 11, 2021The so-called ‘NSE IFSC-SGX Connect’ is set to become operational by end-2020, ending a dispute between the two exchanges.
August 7, 2019NSE and SGX have reportedly finalised an agreement that will enable SGX to offer trading in Nifty derivatives to Singapore investors through a special purpose vehicle operating as a broker at GIFT City.
April 2, 2019SGX, NSE ordered to facilitate continued listing of SGX Nifty products for at least two successive contract months beyond arbitration; injunction preventing SGX from launching new successor products to remain in effect pending final outcome.
June 18, 2018MSCI considering placing India on notice due to “burdensome” SEBI registration process and stock exchange action that could restrict global availability of investment instruments.
May 31, 2018NSE is seeking to prevent SGX from launching India equity derivative products in June; NSE previously terminated its data sharing agreement with SGX for its Nifty futures offering.
May 24, 2018New products will allow SGX participants to maintain exposure to India’s capital markets, following the decision to stop issuing market data licenses to overseas exchanges.
February 20, 2018