Ramamurthy stressed BSE’s broader goal of making Indian markets more attractive to domestic and global investors. He pointed out that many Indian investors are trading on foreign exchanges, and BSE aims to arrange a ‘ghar wapsi’ (homecoming) for them.
To achieve this, BSE is investing heavily in infrastructure. “In the coming two years, we want to make BSE a world-class, customer-delight exchange,” he stated, adding that improvements are being made across technology, people, physical infrastructure, knowledge, and automation.
Ramamurthy shared his perspective on investing, urging caution and long-term planning. “Markets going up and down is part of market behaviour. Investors should invest in what they understand and understand what they invest in,” he advised. For new investors, he recommended starting small with mutual funds and systematic investment plans to navigate market cycles effectively.
He also highlighted the role of artificial intelligence in enhancing exchange operations. “AI will be tremendously useful for the exchange. I am sure that AI will play a vital role in the coming days,” he said.
