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BSE teams up with Reuters

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Mumbai , Jan. 17

Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd (BSE) has joined hands with Reuters India Pvt Ltd to provide the Reuters Messaging (RM) facility for accepting all reported deals done in the corporate debt market in the country. Indian Corporate Debt Market is the BSE platform for reporting corporate deals done in respect of debt for value of over Rs 1 lakh as prescribed by SEBI. The ICDM is currently being used by over 70 participants in the debt market, said a release from the BSE. The exchange has also tied up with Reuters for its Reuters Messaging System.

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