How to become rich if you invest in share market then a good news is coming. Market regulator Sebi has made such arrangements in which the amount will come in your bank account only a day after selling the shares..
If you invest in the share market, then a good news is coming. Market regulator Sebi has made such an arrangement, in which the amount will come to your bank account only a day after selling the shares. In fact, SEBI, in a circular issued on Tuesday, had allowed the stock markets to adopt the T + 1 settlement arrangement on an alternate basis.
At present, SEBI has implemented this arrangement on an alternate basis. The new system will come into effect from January 1, 2022. T+1 means that the transaction has to be settled within one day of the actual transaction taking place. Presently, deals on Indian stock exchanges are settled within two working days after the transaction, which is called T+2. Stock traders and investors are expected to benefit greatly from the T+One settlement system.
Stock market experts on Thursday said market regulator Sebi’s decision to introduce alternative T+1 (deal and one-day) settlement mechanism could help reduce margin requirement for clients and could lead to retail investment in equity markets. will lead to.
Harshad Chetanwala, co-founder of mywealthgrow.com said that it is too early to comment on the pros and cons of the move, as the markets may face some operational issues.
There are many factors and institutions involved in completing the settlement cycle, he added. He said this exercise will help in evaluating whether T+1 can be effective or T+2 settlement cycle is good.
Jaideep Arora, CEO, Sharekhan, BNP Paribas said that the new T+1 settlement rule is a good move by the regulator as it can help reduce margin requirement for clients and increase retail investment in equity markets. .
Prateek Singh, Founder and CEO, LearnApp.com said that T+1 is a welcome step for all participants in the stock market. He said that the stock exchanges have the option to opt for these arrangements, but the question is if one market opts for T+1 and the other doesn’t, it may lead to some confusion.
