On 29 May, the Securities and Exchange Board of India unveiled norms that stated that each index must have at least 14 stocks to make it broad-based and that no single stock could be more than 20% of the index.
On 29 May, the Securities and Exchange Board of India unveiled norms that stated that each index must have at least 14 stocks to make it broad-based and that no single stock could be more than 20% of the index.