BSE Limited Schedules Analyst/Investor Meeting at Motilal Oswal Conference in Singapore on May 19, 2026

BSE Limited has informed the National Stock Exchange of India Limited about the schedule of an analyst/investor meeting to be attended by its officials, in compliance with Regulation 30. The disclosure was filed on May 13, 2026, and signed by Vishal Bhat, Company Secretary and Compliance Officer.

Upcoming Investor Meeting Details

The company has scheduled a physical investor meeting as part of the Motilal Oswal Conference in Singapore. The key details of the meeting are outlined below:

Parameter:	Details
Day/Date:	Tuesday, May 19, 2026
Name of Fund/Institution/Individual:	Motilal Oswal Conference
Mode of Meeting/Location:	Investor Meeting (Physical) – Singapore
Type of Meeting:	Conference

Additional Notes

BSE has noted that the schedule of the above analyst/investor meeting is subject to change. Any modification may occur due to exigencies on the part of the analyst, investor, or the company. The above information is also available on the company's official website at www.bseindia.com .

The disclosure was digitally signed by Vishal Bhat, Company Secretary and Compliance Officer (ACS- 41136), on May 13, 2026.

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Despite a Securities Transaction Tax (STT) hike that has broadly weighed on derivatives activity across Indian exchanges, BSE has confirmed high activity in its derivatives segment, reporting no impact on its Futures & Options (F&O) business. The exchange not only recorded a significant uptick in F&O average daily trading volumes, rising nearly 20% month-on-month to ₹269 lakh crore, but also achieved April's peak volume in its derivatives segment — underscoring growing trader interest in BSE's derivatives platform even as higher transaction costs continue to affect the broader market.

F&O Segment Performance: BSE vs NSE

The contrasting performance between the two major Indian exchanges has drawn attention from market participants. While BSE's F&O average daily trading volumes surged to a monthly peak, NSE reported a decline of about 26% month-on-month, with its F&O average daily trading falling to ₹216 lakh crore. The following table captures the key comparative metrics:

Metric:	BSE	NSE
F&O Avg. Daily Trading:	₹269 lakh crore	₹216 lakh crore
MoM Change:	Nearly +20%	About -26%
April Volume:	Peak achieved	Declined

Diverging Trends Amid STT Hike

The STT hike appears to have had an asymmetric effect on the two exchanges. BSE's near 20% month-on-month jump in F&O average daily trading volumes — culminating in April's peak — stands in sharp contrast to NSE's approximately 26% decline over the same period. This divergence suggests that a portion of derivatives trading activity may have migrated toward BSE's platform during this period.

BSE's ability to register strong month-on-month growth and achieve a peak in April's derivatives volumes points to increased market participation on its platform. NSE, meanwhile, recorded a substantial contraction in its F&O average daily trading to ₹216 lakh crore, reflecting the broader impact of the tax measure on trading activity at the country's largest exchange by derivatives volume. BSE's confirmation of high derivatives segment activity, its assertion of no impact from the STT hike on its F&O segment, and the achievement of April's peak volume further reinforce the exchange's resilience amid the evolving regulatory and tax landscape.