SEBI accepts NSE’s settlement deal in colocation, dark fibre cases

31st July, 2026

Aravind Bulusu
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has accepted a revised settlement deal proposed in March by the National Stock Exchange of India, where it agreed to settle its decade-old colocation and dark fibre cases at ₹15bn (£116.3 mn).

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Bank of America
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Susquehanna
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