NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-VII: Securities Operations and Risk Management · Introduction to the Securities Market
An investor buys 200 shares of a company on a Monday under the T+1 rolling settlement cycle on the exchange. Assuming no holidays intervene, on which day is the pay-in and pay-out of securities and funds due?
Settlement is due on Tuesday, one business day after the Monday trade, because equity trades follow the T+1 rolling settlement cycle. Wednesday would reflect the older T+2 cycle, and neither same-day nor weekly settlement applies to normal equity trades.
- AMonday itself, as same-day settlement applies
- BTuesday, being one business day after the trade dayCorrect
- CWednesday, being two business days after the trade day
- DFriday, being the end of the weekly cycle
Explanation
Under T+1 rolling settlement, trades done on day T are settled on the next business day. A Monday trade therefore settles on Tuesday. Wednesday would be T+2, the older cycle, and weekly cycles are not used.
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