NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-VI: Depository Operations · Functions of Depository Participant - Trading and Settlement
Mr. Iyer sold shares through his broker and wants to deliver them from his demat account for pay-in. Which mechanism lets him transfer the shares to the clearing member's pool account?
The client gives a delivery instruction slip or electronic instruction to the DP, which debits the client's demat account and credits the clearing member's pool account for pay-in. Physical certificates, company registers or RBI are not involved in this settlement.
- AGiving a delivery instruction slip (DIS) to his DP, or an electronic instruction, to debit his account and credit the clearing member pool accountCorrect
- BSending a physical share certificate to the stock exchange
- CAsking the company to register the broker as holder in its register
- DRequesting the RBI to transfer the shares
Explanation
For on-market sale, the client instructs the DP through a DIS or an electronic instruction to move securities from the client account to the clearing member's pool account before pay-in. The other options are not part of the depository settlement process.
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