A news release from the BSE said that the BSE and USE will now be filing necessary petitions before the Bombay High Court seeking its sanction for the merger.
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) and market regulators, Sebi, have already given their approval to the merger through orders passed earlier this year on July 30 and August 21, respectively.
BSE announced its intention to merge USE with itself in May this year. BSE held around 15 per cent stake in USE, which was established in 2010.