NSE subsidiary invests in data analytics startup Capital Quants
Mar 17, 2021, 15:56 IST
The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) subsidiary NSE Data & Analytics on Wednesday announced investment in technology start-up Capital Quants Solutions (CQS).
The latest investment is a part of NSE's programme for investment in the fields of 'Analytics, Digital, Robotics, Security, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, BlockChain'.
The India based technology start-up focuses on providing software products using Machine Learning (ML) and Natural Language Proficiency (NLP).
"The investment in CQS is a part of NSE's program for investment in the fields of 'Analytics, Digital, Robotics, Security, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, BlockChain etc.' where start-ups require early stage financing and incubation to expand and realise their full potential," said Vikram Limaye, MD & CEO, NSE.
"Through such partnerships with select start-ups, which have demonstrated technological potential, NSE Group aims to further strengthen its technology leadership. These fields present innovative solutions and breakthrough technologies, which could potentially change the future of capital markets in India and the world."
SEE ALSO:
Nazara Technologies will be the first pure-play gaming company to debut on the Indian public markets – analysts are all in for it
Suryoday Small Finance Bank IPO worth ₹581 crore opens today – should you subscribe?
Elon Musk turns down $1 million for the tweet he was selling as an NFT
EaseMyTrip IPO allotment live – how to check allotment, listing date and more
Advertisement
The latest investment is a part of NSE's programme for investment in the fields of 'Analytics, Digital, Robotics, Security, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, BlockChain'.
The India based technology start-up focuses on providing software products using Machine Learning (ML) and Natural Language Proficiency (NLP).
"The investment in CQS is a part of NSE's program for investment in the fields of 'Analytics, Digital, Robotics, Security, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, BlockChain etc.' where start-ups require early stage financing and incubation to expand and realise their full potential," said Vikram Limaye, MD & CEO, NSE.
"Through such partnerships with select start-ups, which have demonstrated technological potential, NSE Group aims to further strengthen its technology leadership. These fields present innovative solutions and breakthrough technologies, which could potentially change the future of capital markets in India and the world."
Advertisement
SEE ALSO:
Nazara Technologies will be the first pure-play gaming company to debut on the Indian public markets – analysts are all in for it
Suryoday Small Finance Bank IPO worth ₹581 crore opens today – should you subscribe?
Elon Musk turns down $1 million for the tweet he was selling as an NFT
EaseMyTrip IPO allotment live – how to check allotment, listing date and more