BhSE had been witnessing a good amount of volume of trading on its floor till the year 2000. However, with the expansion of nation-wide trading terminals by major Stock Exchanges such as National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) to all most all cities of the country, the business of local Stock Exchanges was shifted to NSE and BSE. To overcome such situation, BhSE along with other Regional Stock Exchanges (RSEs) in the country promoted a Stock Exchange namely, Inter-connected Stock Exchange of India Ltd. (ISE) which was set up at Navi Mumbai to provide a nation-wide stock market to the member-brokers of all participating RSEs as well as to the investing public of the respective States. Presently, the member-brokers of BhSE are conducting business on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) segments through ISE Securities & Services Ltd. (ISS), subsidiary of ISE. Present daily average turnover of member-brokers of BhSE on the NSE and BSE segment is Rs.5 crores. 

BhSE is exploring the ways as to how business on its own segment can be restored. For this purpose, BhSE has constituted a Task Force to study and examine several related facts and circumstances and to recommend measures to be taken for restoration of business.