A big change is coming in the share market, T+0 settlement has been approved, the way of buying and selling shares will change.

The stock market regulator, Securities Exchange Board of India has taken a big decision. SEBI has approved new measures to make trading in the stock market easier. These measures include approving the launch of the beta version of the optional T+0 settlement and providing exemptions to foreign portfolio investors and institutions looking to raise funds through initial share sales.

SEBI has also issued a press release after approving these measures. Accordingly, the regulator has decided to waive the requirement of one per cent security deposit in public rights issue of equity shares and exercise leniency in extending the date of closing of the offer due to force majeure.

Facility will be available in raising funds

The board’s measures are part of efforts to improve ease of doing business for companies looking for IPOs and fund raising. The Board has also taken into account the feedback of the stakeholders. In view of this, the Board has approved the decision to launch the beta version of Optional T+0 settlement with a limited set of 25 shares and a limited set of brokers.

SEBI will also hold discussions with stakeholders including users of the beta version. Niyamaan will repeat this process in three and six months. Along with this, the progress made regarding the discussion will also be reviewed. Only after this the further action will be decided.