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Purchase of securities in market trade

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Purchase of securities in market trade Empty Purchase of securities in market trade

Post  Manley Nick Thu Oct 07, 2010 3:39 am

An investor purchasing securities intimates his broker to do so from the depository segment. After the deal is executed, the investor gives his depository participant a receipt with an instruction slip (or a standing instruction), thus authorizing the depository participant to credit his account with the purchased securities.

On the payout day, the securities due to the clearing member get credited into his account from the clearing corporation/clearing house. The clearing member then gives a corresponding delivery instruction slip to his depository participant, authorizing the transfer of the securities from his account into the investor’s account. to trade options that are now available are those with wider flexibilities. However, with the advent of virtual trading platforms, a transaction is completed at the click of a button.

The depository participant transfers the purchased securities from the clearing member's account into the investor’s account. In the depository segment, pay-in and pay-out of securities takes place on the same day. The main advantage of the virtual trading platform is that a trader need not be physically present to complete a trade. With the advent of faster means of communication, the norms of financial trade have undergone a major transformation. Also, the geographical boundaries are being continuously redrawn. Thus, it is now possible to trade in securities listed in any exchange even if it is located in some other part of the globe.

However, securities lying in the clearing account of the brokers are not entitled to any of the corporate benefits. Hence, it is important that the securities purchased should be transferred to the buyer's account immediately before the book closure or record date. This option is now exercised with ease especially with the advent of different software trading platforms. Some of the best managed trading platforms offer up-to-date information either via E-mail or via SMS mobile alerts. It is now possible to buy and sell securities by placing orders through the mobile. With the advent of such fast means of communication the business rules set earlier have been rewritten to incorporate the modern changes.

Manley Nick

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