MUMBAI : While the entire economy is grappling with covid-19 disruptions, the Indian capital markets have continued to chug along quietly.
It's more than 15 days into the lockdown and both Vikram Limaye and Ashish Chauhan, CEOs of stock exchanges NSE and BSE, respectively, are frequently seen working from their corner offices even when most of India is working from home.
Ajay Tyagi, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), has led from the front to ensure that markets continue to function.
In India, capital markets are considered an integral component of essential services and have continued to operate despite the nationwide lockdown. “How can senior management expect officials to contribute in keeping the markets