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After Asia's oldest bourse BSE announced snapping of ties with S&P Dow Jones Indices (DJI), the latter said on Wednesday that it is looking at ways of expanding activity and seeking "strategic opportunities" in the country. "India continues to be an important part of S&P DJIs global growth strategy and we will continue to find ways to expand commercial activities in the country, look for strategic opportunities," an official statement said. The company will seek "strategic partners fully committed to providing Indian and global investors with the index-based solutions they need to take part in Indias exciting growth story," it said. It also affirmed commitment to minimise the troubles for the domestic and international client base as it unwinds the current relationship with BSE. The company said it has been working in the country since 1999 through various partnerships. It also listed out milestones since it started working with BSE, including launch of a full ...

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