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This is an archive article published on October 7, 2000

Sebi going ahead with rolling settlement

Mumbai, Oct 6: The Securities and Exchange Board of India Sebi on Friday said that it would put A group shares in the rolling settlement...

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Mumbai, Oct 6: The Securities and Exchange Board of India Sebi on Friday said that it would put A group shares in the rolling settlement system as proposed earlier. However, it has not yet decided on the number of scrips from the A group to be included in the rolling settlement.

The markets regulator in a statement said that a list of scrips including A group scrips chosen for the compulsory dematerialised settlement would be announced for compulsory rolling settlement, after giving sufficient notice to the market participants about the actual date of shifting.

The clarification gains importance as in the past several rumours of diverse nature have been circulating in the market about the rolling settlement.

Sebi said that it is committed to the introduction of rolling settlement and increasing the number of scrips in the rolling settlement in a phased manner.

Compulsory rolling settlement has already been introduced by Sebi for 163 scrips which are in the compulsory dematerialised settlement. Before further expansion of the list of scrips for compulsory rolling settlement including the A group scrips, it would be necessary to introduce the facilities of continuous net settlement CNS and daily and weekly modified carry forward system and Automated Lending and Borrowing Mechanism ALBM.

The statement further said Sebi is in touch with the various stock exchanges and they had informed the markets regulator that the necessary software changes required for the introduction of the above mentioned facilities would be in place by November 2000.

Sebi has, in the meanwhile, advised all the stock exchanges through a circular about the parameters for the introduction of these facilities. The risk containment measures for these facilities are also being finalised by the risk management group in consultation with the stock exchanges and other market participants.

 

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