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Equity shares are contains “High-Risk High-Return Investments.” The major distinction of Equity investment from all other investment avenues is that while the return from many avenues such as Bank Deposits, Small Saving schemes, Debentures, Bonds etc are fixed and certain, the earnings from equity investments are highly uncertain and varied. A good scrip picked up at the right time could fetch fairly good returns else the return may be meager or it may even turn negative, i.e. the invested fund itself may be eroded. In short, if the investment in fixed income category instruments is secured and risk-free to a large extent, investment in equities and related fields could be termed as risky.

Dividend is the part of profit distributed by the company among its investors. It is usually declared as a percentage of the paid-up value or face value of the share, there is two type of Dividend interim and final.

A Share issued by companies to their shareholders free of cost by capitalization of accumulated reserves from the profits earned in the earlier years, by bonus issue capital of company increased.

A Bond is a promissory note issued by a company or government to its lenders. A Bond is evidence of debt on which the issuing company usually promises to pay fixed rate of interest at intervals over a specified length of time, and to repay the original loan amount on the expiration date. A bond investor lends money to the issuer and in exchange, the issuer promises to repay the loan amount on a specified maturity date.

It is a debt instrument issued by a company bearing a fixed rate of interest usually payable half-yearly on specific dates and principal amount repayable on a particular date on redemption of the debentures. Debentures are normally secured / charged against the asset of the company in favor of debenture holder.

You can buy the shares that are listed on any of the recognized Stock Exchanges, either at SME platform or Main board.

A client requires downloading the account opening Documents, from website of our company or submitting the registration available at the home page of company or via. On receipt of the details for account opening, we shall forward the same to the concern department for verification and other formalities, after that we shall submit the same to CDSL system and a client will be assigned 8 digit system generated Beneficiary account number with the complete kit.

For becoming client, he requires download the account opening Documents, from website of our company or submit the registration available at the home page of company or via.On receipt of the details for account opening, we shall forward the same to the concern department for verification and other formalities the client will be assigned trading code and password.

Yes, to trade with us you needs to have required margin with us on upfront basis.

Mainly the Margin requirement is depend upon the trading limits.

Only securities traded in F&O segment are eligible for lending & borrowing under this scheme.

The tenure for SLB transactions is up to 12 months. 12 fixed monthly tenures with fixed reverse leg settlement dates are available for transactions in SLB. The fixed settlement dates are the first Thursday of the respective month and the date is displayed on the SLB trading screen at the time of order entry. Each month is assigned a series to it with January having series as 01 up to December having series as 12.

Lending fee is quoted on per share basis. Lending fee may be quoted based on the annualized yield expected by the lender or the cost which the borrower expects to pay. For e.g. If the lender is lending shares for a period of 180 days he could quote lending fee per share which is based on the rate of return expected by the lender.

T Day: The Transaction is executed on T Day between the lender and borrower.

T+1 day: The Lenders are required to deliver the securities for pay‐in on T+1 day. Securities are thereafter transferred to the borrowing participants during pay‐out on T+1 day. The borrower shall bring the lending fee on T+1 which shall be passed on to the lender in the funds pay‐out.

Reverse leg settlement date: The borrower needs to deliver the securities at the time of pay‐in which shall be returned back to the lender during the pay‐out.

The margins are collected from the collaterals of participant/custodian. Participant/Custodian can provide collaterals in form of cash, fixed deposit or bank guarantee.

A participant having an existing lend position can recall a position by entering a recall order on the trading terminal. The lender shall quote the lending fee it wishes to forego for the balance period. In case the order is matched successfully then the settlement of the early recall transaction happens on a T+1 basis. After successful completion of pay‐in, the position of the lender would cease to exist.

Recall orders can be entered up to 3 days prior to the respective reverse leg settlement day.

In general, settlement occurs within two business days after the day the order executes or placing of trade/order. Another way to remember this is through the abbreviation T+2, or trade date plus two days. For example, if you were to execute an order on Monday, it would typically settle on Wednesday.

• For equity trades: Currently all trades are settled on T+2 settlement cycle.
• For derivatives/currency/commodities: Currently all trades are being mark to market at the closing price of contract and mark to market requirement are settled at T+1.

• Normal/rolling segment
• Trade for trade Surveillance
• Retail Debt Market
• Limited Physical market
• Non cleared TT deals
• Auction normal

It is one type of mechanism utilized by the exchange to fulfill its obligation When the seller is unable to deliver the shares/securities, the exchange initiate's an auction to purchase the required quantity of the same share/securities in the auction market and give it to the buyer.

In case an investor fails to deliver the shares sold in the Rolling Settlement, an auction is conducted of the quantity short delivered/ not delivered on T+2, to meet the obligation of delivery of shares to the buyer. In this auction session, offers are invited from fresh sellers for quantities short delivered.

The Member through whom one has sold the shares is not allowed to offer shares in the scrip for which he has failed to make delivery.

If the seller fails to deliver the shares, penalty will be charges by the Exchange.

In case you place an intraday order; it has to be in the same exchange. You cannot buy the shares in NSE and sell in BSE.

If you already have shares in Demat account; then you can sell in any exchange irrespective whether bought in NSE or BSE.