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SEBI extended the implementation timeline for optional T+0 settlement cycle for Qualified Stock Brokers (QSBs) from May 01, 2025 to November 01, 2025. The extension was granted after receiving feedback from market participants and conducting discussions with stock exchanges, clearing corporations, depositories, and QSBs. The decision aims to ensure smooth implementation of the optional settlement cycle, allowing QSBs additional time to develop necessary systems and processes for seamless investor participation. All other provisions of the original December 10, 2024 circular remain unchanged, maintaining regulatory continuity in equity cash market settlement mechanisms.
SEBI extended the implementation timeline for optional T+0 settlement cycle for Qualified Stock Brokers (QSBs) from May 01, 2025 to November 01, 2025. The extension was granted after receiving feedback from market participants and conducting discussions with stock exchanges, clearing corporations, depositories, and QSBs. The decision aims to ensure smooth implementation of the optional settlement cycle, allowing QSBs additional time to develop necessary systems and processes for seamless investor participation. All other provisions of the original December 10, 2024 circular remain unchanged, maintaining regulatory continuity in equity cash market settlement mechanisms.
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