Monday 26 February 2018

63 MOONS: HOW IT BUILT BUSINESSES TO GENERATE JOBS

63 moons technologies ltd and its multiple enterprises completely transformed the landscape of Indian financial markets in less than a decade to take it to global standards in operations and scale and size. Starting with the formation of 63 technologies, earlier known as Financial Technologies India Ltd, that pioneered multi-asset-class trading platforms in India that made Indian stock market industry indigenously dependent on technology and trading solutions, the visionary work expanded into creating some of the finest exchange infrastructure institutions that the world has seen in the recent times.



Mr Jignesh Shah, promoter 63 moons technologies, belongs to an unusual breed of businesspersons whose passion was only to put India on the top of enterprise; make the country’s financial markets the most significant one east of Suez; enable Indian businesses to transact across international financial centres; enable real economy players to harness the benefits of risk management through hedging and trading; create jobs, incomes and sustainable livelihoods in an all-inclusive manner and approach; contribute to the exchequer from the day one of operations of each and every enterprise; nurture talent; build expertise; and in all this endeavour create a brand for India that the nation can display with pride and passion.

All the establishments of the Group came from the singular purpose of creating value and jobs for the country. Most of its key enterprises were regulated by one or more regulators. Some of the best talent in the country and even from other countries were working for it.


When MCX, a commodities derivatives exchange that it built with great passion, listed in 2012, a year that was one of the toughest for stock markets – it mobilized subscriptions to the tune of US$ 7 bn for an offer for sale size of just $132 million making it a record in the Asia-Pacific region in that year. A feat that could never be matched by a 140-year-old stock exchange in India despite half a decade of its attempts to list.

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