The Social Stock Exchange (SSE) is a separate segment on BSE and NSE that is a platform to enable listing of Social Enterprises (Not for Profit Organizations). Listing of NPOs would enable the financing of projects of NPOs and thus create a pool of investors/donors which would also lead to greater achievement of social benefits for the economy as a whole.
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SSE IntroductionSSE stands for Social Stock Exchange. A social enterprise can raise funds through the SSE platform by complying with some conditions and processes. |
Eligibility Criteria to qualify as Social Enterprise (SE)Entities with eligible activities are only considered the social enterprises (SE) for registration on SSE. Only registered SE can raise funds through the listing on Social Stock Exchange. |
Registration of NPO on SSEA Not for profit organisation (NPO) looking to list its securities (ZCZP) on Social Stock Exchange (SSE) has to register on SSE platform through Darpan Portal. |
Listing process of ZCZP on SSEZero Coupon Zero Principle (ZCZP) bond is an instrument for NPOs to raise funds from the public on which no coupon and no principle is repayable on maturity |
Listed NPOs and Registered NPOs on BSE SSE and NSE SSEListed NPOs and Registered NPOs on BSE SSE and NSE SSE |
Intermediaries Involved in listing of ZCZPListing of ZCZP on SSE is an interactive process with coordination of various parties involved in the process. Each party or intermediary has its own set of roles and responsibilities in the entire process of listing. |
Post Listing Requirements for NPONon-profit organizations (NPOs) have to comply with the post listing regulations after listing their instruments on SSE |