Is NSE’s public listing really fairly valued?

In today’s Finshots, we talk about the NSE IPO and whether it’s fairly valued.

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Promise!If you’re already a subscriber or you’re reading this on the app, you can just go ahead and read the story.The StoryNSE needs no introduction. It’s India’s largest stock exchange and, by extension, one of the country’s most important financial businesses. It dominates stock trading, has built a formidable position in derivatives and earns handsome profits.Yet, until now, you, as a retail investor, couldn’t simply buy NSE shares on the stock market because its listing had been delayed for nearly a decade.That changes today as NSE’s IPO opens for subscription.