Background: The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) is one of the oldest stock exchanges in Asia, with over 4800 companies listed. Established in 1875 and fully electronic since 1995, the BSE considers the improvement of electronic trading an essential part of its growth strategy.
Business Challenge: Access to BSE for trading and market data has been limited to participants who have set up their offices within India. Typically these offices were connected over leased lines. The BSE required managed connectivity for both major financial organisations in India and outside the country…
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