CLEARING & SETTLEMENT
CLEARING ORGANIZATION
CSE provide settlement and clearing services for members through the
Clearing House. The Clearing House provides the members and the CDBL each
members’ settlement obligations i.e. what counter parties owe and what
counter parties are due to receive on the settlement date after the
trading period is over. It acts as a common agent between members by
delivering and receiving their securities and cheques.
The Clearing House also handles failed trade, bad delivery, auction
settlement etc.
CENTRAL DEPOSITORIES OF BANGLADESH LIMITED (CDBL)
The Central Depositories of Bangladesh Limited (CDBL), the only
depositories in Bangladesh provides facilities for the settlement of
transactions of dematerialized securities in CSE. [Top]
CSE SETTLEMENT SYSTEM
The selling members deliver the securities to the Clearing House on the
pay-in day in case of physical settlement and make available the required
securities in the clearing accounts maintained with CDBL in case of
dematerialised securities. Members are required to open clearing accounts
with depository participants of CDBL.
The Clearing House delivers the securities certificates to the buying
members on the pay-out day and CDBL credit the required securities to the
buying members’ clearing account in case of dematerialised securities if
there is no receivable money pending.
The Clearing House receives cheques from the buying member on the pay
in day and the selling member received cheque from the Clearing House on
the pay-out day if there are no receivable securities pending.
If a member fails to deliver securities or make payment on the
settlement day, the stock exchange automatically auctioned the unsettled
transaction on the risk and account of the defaulting member. No prior
notice is given. The defaulting member is not allowed to carry out trading
from the day after settlement day until payment of the outstanding money
and a fine as decided by CSE.
Settlement of transaction of foreign buyer and/or seller involving a
custodial bank is done directly between the members through the custodial
bank with intimation to the clearing house. [Top]
CATEGORY WISE SETTLEMENT SYSTEM AND SETTLEMENT CYCLE
Category |
Criteria |
Settlement System |
Settlement Cycle |
| A |
Mutual Fund,
Regular AGM,
Declared and paid at least
10% dividend within sixty
days from the date
of declaration and Submission of compliance re
thereof to SEC within seven
working days from the date
completion of disbursement |
Netting for payment obligation and trade for trade for securities obligation |
Pay in day = T+1
Pay out day = T+3 |
| B |
Regular AGM,
Declared and paid Dividend
less than 10% and
Submission of the compliance
Report to SEC within the time limit |
Trade for Trade
for both securities
& money obligation |
Pay in day = T+ 1
Pay out day=T+3 |
| G |
Greenfield companies |
Trade for Trade
for both securities
& money obligation |
Pay in day = T+ 1
Pay out day=T+3 |
| N |
All newly listed companies
except Greenfield companies |
Trade for Trade
for both securities
& money obligation |
Pay in day = T+ 1
Pay out day=T+3 |
| Z |
Irregular AGM or
Declared no dividend
at all or declared
dividend but failed
to pay it off or Submission of the requisite
compliance report to SEC within
the time limit or Not in operation for
six months, or Accumulated loss after
adjustment of reserve, if any, is negative
and exceeded its paid-up capital excluding
those who declared dividend. |
Trade for Trade
for both securities
& money obligation |
Pay in day = T+3
Pay out day = T+7 |
- Pay and pay out day for Spot order transactions of all categories of companies is T+0 and T+1 respectively.
- Direct settlement of foreign buyer and/seller shall be within T+5 and intimation thereof to CSE within T+6
- [Notes: “T” stands for “Trading day”;] [Top]
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