SBI to LTIMindree: Full List of 25 Stocks for Same Day (T+0) Settlement on BSE

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BSE on Wednesday released the full list of 25 stocks eligible for T+0 settlement cycle from tomorrow (March 28, 2024).

The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on Wednesday (March 27) released the list of 25 stocks eligible for T+0 settlement cycle from tomorrow (March 28, 2024).

Settlements in these 25 stocks will happen on the same day of the trade. Further, the T+0 cycle will run parallel to the existing T+1 settlement cycle in the equity cash market.

The BSE’s announcement comes days after the markets regulator SEBI decided to introduce Beta version of an optional T+0 settlement cycle in addition to the existing T+1 framework for a set of 25 stocks.

“Pursuant to deliberations and approval of the Board, it has been decided to put in place a framework for introduction of the Beta version of T+0 settlement cycle on optional basis in addition to the existing T+1 settlement cycle in equity cash market, for a limited set of 25 scrips and with a limited number of brokers,” SEBI said in a circular dated march 21, 2024.

Also Read: How will T+0 settlement benefit stock market traders?

25 Stocks Eligible for T+0 settlement

Following is the list of stocks eligible for T+0 settlement cycle:

Ambuja CementsLIC Housing Finance
Ashok LeylandLTIMindtree
Bajaj AutoMRF
Bank of BarodaNestle India
Bharat Petroleum Corporation LtdNMDC
BirlasoftOil and Natural Gas Corporation
CiplaPetronet LNG
CoforgeSamvardhana Motherson International
Divi’s LaboratoriesState Bank of India
Hindalco IndustriesTata Communications
Indian HotelsTrent
JSW SteelUnion Bank of India
Vedanta

Last year in March, stock market in India shifted to T+1 settlement cycle.

Charges to be settled in T+0 cycle

With the introduction of T+0 settlement, Charges or fees like Transaction Charges, STT and Regulatory/Turnover Fees applicable for T+1 settled security will be applicable for T+0 settled security now, according to BSE.

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