Sebi comes out with timelines for brokers to collect margins
regulator Sebi on Monday directed brokers to collect all other margins, except value at
risk
(VaR) and Extreme Loss Margin (ELM), by the T+1 settlement day. The decision has been taken due to the shift from T+2 to T+1 settlement cycle.
Trading members or clearing members are required to mandatorily collect upfront VaR margins and ELM from their clients. Earlier, they had time till 'T+2' working days to collect margins (except VaR margins and ELM) from their clients.
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"With effect from January 27, 2023, the settlement cycle has been reduced from T+2 to T+1 across all scrips in the cash market.
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"In this regard, based on representation received from the Brokers' Industry Standards Forum (ISF) and to ensure a more robust
risk management
framework, it has been decided that keeping in view the change in the settlement cycles, the TMs (trading members)/CMs (clearing members) shall be required to collect margins (except VaR margins and ELM) from their clients by the settlement day," Sebi said in its circular.
The regulator said clients still need to pay margins when calls are made.
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It further said that the time till the settlement day is allowed only for avoiding penalties, not as an extension for clients to delay payments.
In case, the client completes pay-in (money/securities) by the settlement day, it is assumed that other margins were collected, and no penalty is applied. Whereas, if the
payment
is not made by the settlement day, a penalty will be applied.
The new framework will be applicable with immediate effect.
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