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T+1 Settlement in Indian Financial Markets


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In this latest edition of the Fintrekk podcast, we discuss how the history of settlement cycle changed in India in the year 1997. New T+1 settlement in Indian financial markets which is coming into effect from Jan 27 would allow the buyers and sellers to get shares and money in their accounts one day after the trade ends. Currently, the market follows the T+2 settlement system. Under this, the buyers and sellers get their shares and funds in the Demat account on the third working day including the day of the trade. A shorter settlement cycle could give the investors the freedom to trade more as the rolling of funds would be faster.

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FinTrekkBy Amit Kumar Gupta