BSE's SENSEX historical closing prices

Historical closing prices is a collective closing data (for SENSEX in this post) ie it consists of closing prices from last six months or so from benchmark stock index of India SENSEX thus it looked quite relevant to me for letting my visitors analyse the market trends by analysing the historical prices of SENSEX.
Adding new feature to my blog which consists of BSE's SENSEX historical Data.

Date	Open	High	Low	Close	Volume	Adj Close
13-Jul-10	17,908.30	17,998.04	17,855.85	17,985.90	17,000	17,985.90
12-Jul-10	17,875.97	18,010.07	17,874.95	17,937.20	16,200	17,937.20
9-Jul-10	17,667.85	17,857.58	17,667.85	17,833.54	26,000	17,833.54
8-Jul-10	17,536.48	17,728.37	17,536.48	17,651.73	14,200	17,651.73
7-Jul-10	17,623.66	17,623.66	17,447.15	17,471.03	15,200	17,471.03
6-Jul-10	17,402.68	17,643.14	17,395.58	17,614.48	15,600	17,614.48
5-Jul-10	17,473.83	17,505.73	17,423.74	17,441.44	7,800	17,441.44
2-Jul-10	17,523.47	17,598.94	17,426.78	17,460.95	17,200	17,460.95
1-Jul-10	17,679.34	17,679.34	17,455.41	17,509.33	16,200	17,509.33
30-Jun-10	17,476.85	17,725.04	17,373.78	17,700.90	18,200	17,700.90
29-Jun-10	17,777.95	17,777.95	17,465.73	17,534.09	19,200	17,534.09
28-Jun-10	17,577.66	17,794.80	17,571.85	17,774.26	19,200	17,774.26
25-Jun-10	17,705.11	17,714.73	17,546.73	17,574.53	19,200	17,574.53
24-Jun-10	17,750.51	17,845.65	17,632.80	17,730.24	15,600	17,730.24
23-Jun-10	17,694.87	17,782.41	17,629.19	17,755.94	17,600	17,755.94
22-Jun-10	17,868.12	17,868.12	17,725.63	17,749.69	15,200	17,749.69
21-Jun-10	17,654.81	17,919.62	17,654.81	17,876.55	26,200	17,876.55
18-Jun-10	17,628.02	17,721.99	17,525.29	17,570.82	24,000	17,570.82
17-Jun-10	17,490.52	17,647.42	17,394.90	17,616.69	25,400	17,616.69
16-Jun-10	17,500.30	17,530.38	17,407.30	17,462.87	27,400	17,462.87
15-Jun-10	17,355.49	17,442.50	17,249.46	17,412.83	22,400	17,412.83
14-Jun-10	17,118.74	17,351.18	17,118.74	17,338.17	17,400	17,338.17
11-Jun-10	16,994.07	17,131.56	16,994.07	17,064.95	24,600	17,064.95
10-Jun-10	16,668.91	16,942.60	16,668.91	16,922.08	24,800	16,922.08
9-Jun-10	16,621.12	16,817.69	16,591.26	16,657.89	36,600	16,657.89
8-Jun-10	16,760.60	16,895.73	16,560.64	16,617.10	27,400	16,617.10
7-Jun-10	17,069.77	17,069.77	16,686.73	16,781.07	26,000	16,781.07
4-Jun-10	17,036.55	17,150.42	16,963.92	17,117.69	22,400	17,117.69
3-Jun-10	16,786.28	17,072.63	16,786.28	17,022.33	21,800	17,022.33
2-Jun-10	16,574.79	16,774.15	16,571.45	16,741.84	29,000	16,741.84
1-Jun-10	16,942.82	16,942.82	16,318.39	16,572.03	20,600	16,572.03
31-May-10	16,872.17	16,971.15	16,806.50	16,944.63	15,600	16,944.63
28-May-10	16,692.66	16,891.17	16,692.66	16,863.06	19,000	16,863.06
27-May-10	16,410.88	16,694.55	16,331.10	16,666.40	18,800	16,666.40
26-May-10	16,069.78	16,410.35	16,069.78	16,387.84	18,400	16,387.84
25-May-10	16,444.57	16,444.57	15,960.15	16,022.48	21,600	16,022.48
24-May-10	16,494.61	16,757.73	16,413.03	16,469.55	22,200	16,469.55
21-May-10	16,317.94	16,486.74	16,187.03	16,445.61	24,200	16,445.61
20-May-10	16,419.10	16,617.80	16,419.10	16,519.68	21,600	16,519.68
19-May-10	16,802.39	16,802.39	16,373.32	16,408.49	22,200	16,408.49
18-May-10	16,840.59	17,000.34	16,744.13	16,875.76	16,800	16,875.76
17-May-10	16,961.92	16,961.92	16,551.00	16,835.56	20,400	16,835.56
14-May-10	17,267.25	17,329.32	16,923.65	16,994.60	15,200	16,994.60
13-May-10	17,323.63	17,389.15	17,240.35	17,265.87	18,000	17,265.87
12-May-10	17,141.53	17,252.52	17,028.08	17,195.81	18,400	17,195.81
11-May-10	17,336.13	17,379.15	17,104.45	17,141.53	20,400	17,141.53
10-May-10	16,799.49	17,356.54	16,799.49	17,330.55	19,800	17,330.55
7-May-10	16,939.58	16,939.58	16,684.13	16,769.11	19,400	16,769.11
6-May-10	17,080.47	17,080.47	16,823.00	16,987.53	16,400	16,987.53
5-May-10	17,103.95	17,121.66	16,858.23	17,087.96	20,000	17,087.96
4-May-10	17,371.75	17,464.82	17,101.96	17,137.14	19,800	17,137.14
3-May-10	17,536.86	17,536.86	17,345.92	17,386.08	10,400	17,386.08
30-Apr-10	17,503.47	17,646.61	17,503.47	17,558.71	12,200	17,558.71
29-Apr-10	17,382.09	17,532.86	17,382.09	17,503.47	10,800	17,503.47
28-Apr-10	17,643.59	17,643.59	17,344.58	17,380.08	17,000	17,380.08
27-Apr-10	17,744.93	17,769.25	17,678.56	17,690.62	12,200	17,690.62
26-Apr-10	17,692.26	17,826.48	17,692.26	17,745.28	14,800	17,745.28
23-Apr-10	17,533.88	17,725.88	17,533.88	17,694.20	17,200	17,694.20
22-Apr-10	17,476.48	17,778.34	17,408.02	17,573.99	17,600	17,573.99
21-Apr-10	17,458.76	17,565.55	17,446.51	17,472.56	10,000	17,472.56
20-Apr-10	17,394.68	17,560.09	17,394.68	17,460.58	14,000	17,460.58
19-Apr-10	17,584.86	17,584.86	17,276.80	17,400.68	11,800	17,400.68
16-Apr-10	17,645.91	17,663.99	17,529.55	17,591.18	11,600	17,591.18
15-Apr-10	17,804.55	17,975.57	17,619.02	17,639.26	12,600	17,639.26
13-Apr-10	17,831.38	17,892.78	17,736.09	17,821.96	12,800	17,821.96
12-Apr-10	17,874.16	17,995.25	17,816.19	17,853.00	9,800	17,853.00
9-Apr-10	17,715.16	17,971.47	17,715.16	17,933.14	12,200	17,933.14
8-Apr-10	17,950.56	17,960.91	17,679.34	17,714.40	11,800	17,714.40
7-Apr-10	17,915.60	18,047.86	17,878.31	17,970.02	13,200	17,970.02
6-Apr-10	17,940.32	17,991.41	17,898.00	17,941.37	12,400	17,941.37
5-Apr-10	17,693.66	17,948.54	17,693.66	17,935.68	12,800	17,935.68
1-Apr-10	17,555.04	17,706.56	17,555.04	17,692.62	13,000	17,692.62
31-Mar-10	17,602.39	17,699.50	17,488.55	17,527.77	13,600	17,527.77
30-Mar-10	17,703.67	17,783.35	17,558.22	17,590.17	12,600	17,590.17
29-Mar-10	17,639.18	17,793.01	17,639.18	17,711.35	14,800	17,711.35
26-Mar-10	17,558.85	17,682.94	17,558.85	17,644.76	13,000	17,644.76
25-Mar-10	17,458.51	17,575.23	17,383.21	17,558.85	13,800	17,558.85
23-Mar-10	17,422.51	17,530.79	17,356.64	17,451.02	12,600	17,451.02
22-Mar-10	17,481.96	17,559.18	17,337.38	17,410.57	12,200	17,410.57
19-Mar-10	17,531.47	17,600.87	17,502.14	17,578.23	13,800	17,578.23
18-Mar-10	17,492.81	17,548.13	17,417.61	17,519.26	13,600	17,519.26
17-Mar-10	17,389.47	17,576.78	17,389.47	17,490.08	16,800	17,490.08
16-Mar-10	17,169.84	17,416.55	17,150.06	17,383.18	12,400	17,383.18
15-Mar-10	17,166.97	17,195.49	17,061.14	17,164.99	14,200	17,164.99
12-Mar-10	17,176.02	17,244.54	17,126.93	17,166.62	24,000	17,166.62
11-Mar-10	17,087.63	17,215.07	17,054.28	17,167.96	11,400	17,167.96
10-Mar-10	17,072.94	17,183.51	17,027.92	17,098.33	16,800	17,098.33
9-Mar-10	17,089.22	17,130.83	17,031.21	17,052.54	56,600	17,052.54
8-Mar-10	17,034.92	17,187.55	17,034.92	17,102.60	15,200	17,102.60
5-Mar-10	16,988.29	17,097.71	16,936.12	16,994.49	19,600	16,994.49
4-Mar-10	17,013.68	17,024.96	16,888.05	16,971.70	19,000	16,971.70
3-Mar-10	16,778.29	17,012.61	16,778.29	17,000.01	20,000	17,000.01
2-Mar-10	16,438.45	16,808.49	16,438.45	16,772.56	22,400	16,772.56
26-Feb-10	16,255.33	16,669.25	16,249.67	16,429.55	31,000	16,429.55
25-Feb-10	16,264.10	16,329.33	16,167.13	16,254.20	12,200	16,254.20
24-Feb-10	16,218.68	16,328.44	16,187.44	16,255.97	12,400	16,255.97
23-Feb-10	16,213.14	16,324.93	16,178.91	16,286.32	13,400	16,286.32
22-Feb-10	16,191.32	16,423.23	16,191.32	16,237.05	14,000	16,237.05
19-Feb-10	16,256.53	16,301.94	16,074.58	16,191.63	19,400	16,191.63
18-Feb-10	16,421.20	16,452.51	16,287.17	16,327.84	14,000	16,327.84
17-Feb-10	16,228.91	16,480.89	16,228.91	16,428.91	19,600	16,428.91
16-Feb-10	16,042.18	16,310.39	16,021.29	16,226.68	20,600	16,226.68
15-Feb-10	16,186.90	16,227.04	16,011.82	16,038.35	17,000	16,038.35
11-Feb-10	15,928.28	16,202.87	15,928.28	16,152.59	14,400	16,152.59
10-Feb-10	16,042.18	16,141.13	15,892.01	15,922.17	19,800	15,922.17
9-Feb-10	15,940.73	16,094.13	15,862.90	16,042.18	21,200	16,042.18
8-Feb-10	15,931.34	16,061.41	15,651.99	15,935.61	26,600	15,935.61
5-Feb-10	16,222.56	16,222.56	15,725.43	15,790.93	23,000	15,790.93
4-Feb-10	16,500.29	16,508.22	16,188.80	16,224.95	15,800	16,224.95
3-Feb-10	16,210.25	16,552.99	16,210.25	16,496.05	16,400	16,496.05
2-Feb-10	16,368.44	16,525.98	16,129.11	16,163.44	20,600	16,163.44
1-Feb-10	16,339.32	16,422.40	16,160.80	16,356.03	20,000	16,356.03
29-Jan-10	16,253.82	16,390.31	15,982.08	16,357.96	25,400	16,357.96
28-Jan-10	16,317.16	16,524.69	16,182.14	16,306.87	21,600	16,306.87
27-Jan-10	16,708.60	16,708.60	16,230.85	16,289.82	25,600	16,289.82
25-Jan-10	16,847.70	16,877.77	16,705.56	16,780.46	16,400	16,780.46
22-Jan-10	16,978.36	17,000.33	16,608.09	16,859.68	23,200	16,859.68
21-Jan-10	17,474.49	17,474.49	17,025.26	17,051.14	17,200	17,051.14
20-Jan-10	17,486.69	17,590.59	17,425.05	17,474.49	17,000	17,474.49
19-Jan-10	17,650.82	17,664.86	17,463.78	17,486.06	13,400	17,486.06
18-Jan-10	17,538.72	17,712.60	17,505.50	17,641.08	15,400	17,641.08
15-Jan-10	17,604.31	17,639.85	17,529.11	17,554.30	17,600	17,554.30
14-Jan-10	17,525.71	17,628.04	17,525.71	17,584.87	23,400	17,584.87
13-Jan-10	17,368.03	17,528.31	17,276.46	17,509.80	26,200	17,509.80
12-Jan-10	17,534.10	17,612.00	17,392.55	17,422.51	18,600	17,422.51
11-Jan-10	17,724.59	17,776.57	17,500.79	17,526.71	18,400	17,526.71
8-Jan-10	17,603.87	17,658.12	17,508.96	17,540.29	17,200	17,540.29
7-Jan-10	17,701.97	17,733.34	17,566.54	17,615.72	18,000	17,615.72
6-Jan-10	17,719.47	17,790.33	17,636.71	17,701.13	21,400	17,701.13
5-Jan-10	17,555.77	17,729.78	17,555.77	17,686.24	27,000	17,686.24
4-Jan-10	17,473.45	17,582.84	17,378.38	17,558.73	28,200	17,558.73
31-Dec-09	17,365.37	17,530.94	17,365.37	17,464.81	16,600	17,464.81

Sensex emerges as the best of the world indices

After suffering the ignominy of languishing among the worst-performing markets for the past few months, matters have slightly improved for India. Outlook on equities continues to remains dismal —barring the occasional surge — but Indian equities have shown better resilience than what most market watchers had expected it to.

After a fall in more than a third of its value in the six months of CY2008, the Sensex has rebounded remarkably to become the best-performing index amongst major indices in the last month.

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Easing of crude prices has provided some relief to the bulls who have been battling a flood of negative newsflow for the past few months. The price of crude has fallen by 20% from its peak of close to $150 a barrel. This has reduced the inflationary pressures to some extent, though experts feel it is too early to celebrate.

Indian shares, one of the worst performers in the first six months of the year, is gradually regaining some of its lost ground. A return to a degree of political stability after the trust vote as well as the strengthening rupee made Sensex the outperformer in the list of major global indices. The BSE Sensex recorded a rise of 18% in the period since July 15 — the day when all global markets were at their latest bottom. Capital goods, banks and realty — the sectors most impacted in the crash propelled the resurgence. Those sectors possess a high beta — indicating a greater correlation to the benchmark index, which entails that these sectors outperform the index in good times.

Slowing crude oil prices have not yet impacted consumer inflation figures, as the US inflation rose at the fastest rate in 17 years on account of energy and food prices. Despite the pessimism, a renewed confidence in the dollar brought cheer to US markets with the Nasdaq and Dow Jones posting positive returns. The exchanges registered returns of 12% and 6%, respectively, with investors anticipating inflation to cool off as reduced oil prices find their way to the inflation index.

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Whilst a correction in commodity prices brought about a relief to the Indian and American markets, economies dependent on commodities crashed further. The Brazilian Stock Exchange declined as investors grew sceptical on the commodity-driven economy. Commodities account for the entire export revenue growth, allowing for increased imports without worsening the trade balance. BOVESPA, the Brazilian benchmark index, declined by a further 12% in the period since July 17 as investors developed cold feet on the largest Latin American economy.

Lower inflation figures notwithstanding as well as the euphoria over the Olympics, the Shanghai Stock Exchange recorded a further fall of 8% in the past month. Market forecasts that the high producer price inflation figures reflect consumer prices to rise in the coming months in the world’s thirdlargest economy. Other Asian markets like the Nikkei in Japan and Hangseng in Hong Kong remained stable, registering marginal increases.

European markets have gained in the past month despite fears of a recession in the UK. The FTSE 100, the London Stock Exchange, surged 8% despite deterioration in economic outlook for the nation. Similarly, despite a contraction in its economy in the last quarter, German markets remained largely positive on the future. The DAX grew 6% on optimism that cooling crude and a weakening euro will boost Europe’s largest economy in the coming months.

Source - Economic times

BSE | NSE | NASDAQ Closing rates | Daily Trends - May 2008

30/05/2008 - FRIDAY Closing rates :

BSE - 16415.57 - Up^99.31

NSE - 4870.10 - Up^34.80

NASDAQ - 2522.66 - Up^14.34


29/05/2008 - THURSDAY Closing Rates :

BSE - 16450.62 - Down(-74.75)

NSE - 4888.70 - Down(-29.65)

NASDAQ - 2486.70 - Up^5.46


27/05/2008 - TUESDAY Closing rates:

BSE - 16275.59 - Down(-72.91)

NSE - 4859.80 - Down(-15.25)

NASDAQ - 2444.67 - No Change


26/05/2008 - MONDAY Closing rates :


BSE - 16348.50 - Down(-301.14)

NSE - 4875.05 - Down(-71.50)

NASDAQ - 2444.67 - Down(-19.91)


23/05/2008 - FRIDAY Closing rates :


BSE - 16649.64 - Down(-257.47)

NSE - 4946.56 - Down(-78.90)

NASDAQ - 2464.58 - Up^16.31


22/05/2008 - THURSDAY Closing rates :

BSE - 16907.11 - Down(-336.05)

NSE - 5025.45 - Down(-92.20)

NASDAQ - 2448.27 - Down(-43.99)


21/05/2008 - Wednesday Closing rates :

BSE - 17241.86 - Up^11.68

NSE - 5117.65 - Up^12.70

NASDAQ - 2492.26 - Down(-23.83)


20/05/2008 - Tuesday closing rates :

BSE - 17230.18 - Down(-204.76)

NSE - 5104.95 - Down(-52.57)

NASDAQ - 2516.09 - Down(-12.76)

BSE | NSE | NASDAQ Closing Rates March 2008 Trends

Closing rates of both BSE NSE NASDAQ are very important to review as they have impact on next days trade to some extent aor they can change the investors sentiments over night and there can be a turn around in share market overnight due to closing rates of Bombay Stock Exchange, National Stock Exchange, Nasdaq, Dow Jones or any other stock exchange of the world, closing rates also play there role in online trading too as investors can purchase shares when market closes and book their profits for the day.

31/3/2008 MONDAY Closing Rates:

BSE : (Closing Rate) - 15644.44 - Down(-726.85)
NSE : (Closing Rate) - 4734.50 - Down(-207.50)
NASDAQ : (Closing Rate) - 2279.10 - Up^17.92

29/3/2008 30/3/2008 - Markets closed Saturday and sunday resp

28/3/2008 FRIDAY Closing Rates:

BSE : (Closing Rate) - 16371.29 - Up^355.73
NSE : (Closing Rate) - 4942.00 - Up^111.75
NASDAQ : (Closing Rate) - 2280.83 - Down(-43.53)

27/3/2008 THURSDAY Closing Rates:

BSE : (Closing Rate) - 16015.56 - Down(-71.27)
NSE : (Closing Rate) - 4830.25 - Down(-1.27)
NASDAQ : (Closing Rate) - 2280.83 - Down(-43.53)

26/3/2008 WEDNESDAY Closing Rates:

BSE : (Closing Rates) - 16086.83 - Down(-130.66)
NSE : (Closing Rates) - 4828.85 - Down(-48.65)
NASDAQ : (Closing Rates) - 2341.05 - Up^14.30

25/3/2008 TUESDAY Closing Rates:

BSE : (Closing Rates) - 16217.49 - Up^928.09
NSE : (Closing Rates) - 4877.50 - Up^267.65
NASDAQ : ( Rate) - 2341.05 - Up^57.89

24/3/2008 MONDAY Closing Rates :

BSE : (Closing Rates) - 15289.40 - Up^294.57
NSE : (Closing Rates) - 4609.85 - Up^35.90
NASDAQ : (Rate) - 2283.16 - Up^25.31

22/3/2008 - 23/3/2008 - Markets closed - Saturday and Sunday respectively

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19/3/2008 WEDNESDAY Closing Rates :

BSE : (Closing Rate) - 14994.83 - Up^161.37
NSE : (Closing Rate) - 4573.95 - Up^40.95
NASDAQ : (Rate at 4:00 pm IST) - 2268.26 - Up^91.25

18/3/2008 TUESDAY Closing Rates :

BSE - (Closing Rate) - 14822.89 - Up^13.40
NSE - (Closing Rate) - 4521.80 - Up^18.70
NASDAQ - (Rate at 4:32 pm IST) - 2177.01 - Down(-35.48)

17/3/2008 MONDAY Closing Rates :

BSE - (Closing Rate) - 14809.49 - Down(-951.03)
NSE - (Closing Rate) - 4503.10 - Down(-241.70)
NASDAQ - (Rate) - 2212.4 - Down(-51.12)

Bombay Stock Exchange crosses 20,000 mark

Bombay Stock Exchange or BSE has crossed magical figure of 20,000 in december 2007 and economists believe that looking at present days scenario the Bombay Stock Exchange would cross the 25,000 mark in three to four years from now hence the growth in Indian Industry would further continue and indian stock markets would be on a rise for next couple of years.

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Bombay Stock Exchange-(BSE)

Bombay Stock Exchange Limited is the oldest stock exchange in Asia with a rich heritage. Popularly known as "BSE", Bombay Stock Exchange was established as "The Native Share & Stock Brokers Association" in 1875. It is the first stock exchange in the country to obtain permanent recognition in 1956 from the Government of India under the Securities Contracts Act, 1956. The Bombay Stock Exchange plays pivotal and pre-eminent role in the development of the Indian capital market is widely recognized and its index, SENSEX, is tracked worldwide. During intial days Bombay Stock Exchange was just an Association of Persons , but now it is a corporatised entity incorporated under the provisions of the Companies Act, 1956, .Bombay Stock Exchange is now a limited comany with board of directors which govern it's transactions efficiently .Bombay Stock Exchange Limited received its Certificate of Incorporation on 8th August, 2005 and Certificate of Commencement of Business on 12th August, 2005. The 'Due Date' for taking over the business and operations of the BSE, by the Exchange was fixed for 19th August, 2005, under the Scheme. Bombay Stock Exchange has succeeded the business and operations of BSE on going concern basis and its recognition as an Exchange has been continued by SEBI.
In terms of organisation structure, the Board formulates larger policy issues and exercises over-all control. The committees constituted by the Board are broad based. The day to day operations of the Exchange are managed by the Managing Director & CEO and a management team of professionals.
Bombay Stock Exchange has a nation-wide reach with a presence in 417 cities and towns of India. The systems and processes of the Exchange are designed to safeguard market integrity and enhance transparency in operations. During the year 2004-2005, the trading volumes on the Exchange showed robust growth.
The Exchange provides an efficient and transparent market for trading in equity, debt instruments and derivatives. The BSE's On Line Trading System (BOLT) is a proprietory system of the Exchange and is BS 7799-2-2002 certified. The surveillance and clearing & settlement functions of the Exchange are ISO 9001:2000 certified.

BSE also has a wide range of services to empower investors and facilitate smooth transactions:

Investor Services: The Department of Investor Services redresses grievances of investors. BSE was the first exchange in the country to provide an amount of Rs.1 million towards the investor protection fund; it is an amount higher than that of any exchange in the country. BSE launched a nationwide investor awareness programme- 'Safe Investing in the Stock Market' under which 264 programmes were held in more than 200 cities.The BSE On-line Trading (BOLT): BSE On-line Trading (BOLT) facilitates on-line screen based trading in securities. BOLT is currently operating in 25,000 Trader Workstations located across over 450 cities in India.BSEWEBX.com: In February 2001, BSE introduced the world's first centralized exchange-based Internet trading system, BSEWEBX.com. This initiative enables investors anywhere in the world to trade on the BSE platform.Surveillance: BSE's On-Line Surveillance System (BOSS) monitors on a real-time basis the price movements, volume positions and members' positions and real-time measurement of default risk, market reconstruction and generation of cross market alerts.BSE Training Institute: BTI imparts capital market training and certification, in collaboration with reputed management institutes and universities. It offers over 40 courses on various aspects of the capital market and financial sector. More than 20,000 people have attended the BTI programmesAwards
The World Council of Corporate Governance has awarded the Golden Peacock Global CSR Award for BSE's initiatives in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).
The Annual Reports and Accounts of BSE for the year ended March 31, 2006 and March 31 2007 have been awarded the ICAI awards for excellence in financial reporting.
The Human Resource Management at BSE has won the Asia - Pacific HRM awards for its efforts in employer branding through talent management at work, health management at work and excellence in HR through technologyDrawing from its rich past and its equally robust performance in the recent times, BSE will continue to remain an icon in the Indian capital market.