The Securities and Exchange Board of India proposes to introduce T+0 and instant settlement of trades in two phases. In the first phase, there will be an optional T+0 settlement cycle. Subsequently, an optional immediate settlement will be introduced
In a letter to the market regulator, leading funds have said that they fear the planned move may create fragmentation of market volumes and distort prices due to two settlement cycles.
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have raised concerns regarding the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s (SEBI) plan to introduce instant trade settlement in the equity markets.
Hungry Fund Managers Are Angry With India
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(Bloomberg Opinion) As all institutional investors know, purchasing shares in bulk can be a real pain in India. Traders at a biggish asset manager would be lucky to fill even a fifth of the entire demand from individual funds. The rest will become a feast for unrelated buyers.
(Bloomberg Opinion) As all institutional investors know, purchasing shares in bulk can be a real pain in India. Traders at a biggish asset manager would be lucky to fill even a fifth of the entire demand from individual funds. The rest will become a feast for unrelated buyers.
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