The T+0 trade cycle is set to begin in India, with the BSE and NSE introducing trading in the T+0 rolling settlement cycle in the equity segment on an optional basis. This move aims to benefit investors by reducing settlement times. The full list of stocks eligible for the T+0 settlement has been released, and the transition is expected to impact trades by speeding up the settlement process. In a similar move, Britain plans to halve stock settlement times by the end of 2027 to stay competitive.
UK to cut stock settlement times from 2027 https://t.co/h4UEWCTQAi
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⚠️ BRITAIN TO FOLLOW U.S. MOVE TO HALVE STOCK SETTLEMENT TIME Full Story → https://t.co/GNAEYXc6sP Britain's stock markets should halve the time it takes to settle a share trade to stay competitive and complete this shift by the end of 2027, a report recommended on Thursday,…
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The BSE and NSE introduced trading in the T+0 rolling settlement cycle in the equity segment on an optional basis today. How will T+0 settlement cycle benefit investors, and which securities are eligible? @hiteshvyas08 explains https://t.co/oaKHWhsMe4
World's fastest T+0 stock settlement kicks off in #India, these #stocks are eligible: What you need to know https://t.co/dHKhuyy9ml https://t.co/HHDhQMIn34
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