T+0 Settlement: A Game Changer in the Stock Market📈

📰 The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has approved several measures to make trading in the stock market easier and more convenient. One such measure is the introduction of the beta version of T+0 settlement starting from 28th March. This new alternative settlement system aims to provide investors and traders with immediate access to their funds after buying or selling shares.

🔍 SEBI has stated that the beta version of T+0 settlement will allow for quicker transactions and increase market liquidity while reducing risks. This move comes after the successful implementation of T+1 settlement in 2021, which was completed in multiple phases, with the final phase concluding in January 2023.

ℹ️ T+0 Settlement: What You Need to Know

🔹 With T+0 settlement, the settlement of shares bought and sold will now occur on the same day, as opposed to the previous T+1 cycle. This new option aims to enhance market liquidity and reduce risks, benefiting companies seeking IPOs and making trading and fundraising easier.

🔗 Foreign Investors Receive SEBI’s Relief

🌏 SEBI has also provided relief to foreign portfolio investors by offering additional exemptions during their meeting. This includes relaxing rules for FPIs with investments exceeding 50% in a single Indian corporation under certain conditions.

📈 The decision to introduce T+0 settlement is expected to revolutionize the stock market and create a more efficient and transparent trading environment for investors and traders alike. Stay tuned for further updates as SEBI continues to monitor progress and make informed decisions for the market’s benefit. #T0Settlement #SEBI #StockMarket

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