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Stock exchange in trouble
KOLKATA, MARCH 19. The Calcutta Stock Exchange authorities were
today toying with the idea of mortgaging the CSE Association
Limited building to raise money if the need arose, in the face of
severe payments crisis.
The CSE president, Mr. Kamal Parekh, who hurriedly called an
emergency meeting of the member-brokers, admitted that the
exchange was passing through ``extremely difficult times'' and
mortgaging of the building could be considered as one of the
options to raise funds. He promised that all possible sources of
revenue would be explored to protect the interest of members and
their deposits, according to a CSE statement.
- PTI
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