Entities in the trading system in Indian Stock Markets
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Key Entities in the Indian Stock Market Trading System
The Indian stock market trading system involves four main entities: trading members, clearing members, professional clearing members, and participants. Here's a closer look at each:
1. Trading Members
Trading members are part of the National Stock Exchange (NSE). They can trade on their own behalf or on behalf of clients, including participants. Each trading member is assigned a unique ID by the exchange, which serves as a reference for all their trades. A trading member can have multiple users, each registered with the exchange and assigned a unique user ID. Trading members are responsible for controlling access to these IDs.2. Clearing Members
Members of the National Securities Clearing Corporation Limited (NSCCL), clearing members manage risk and confirm trades. They play a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of the trading system.3. Professional Clearing Members
These clearing members do not trade themselves. Often banks or custodians, professional clearing members manage the clearing and settlement processes for trading members.4. Participants
Participants are clients of trading members, such as financial institutions. They may trade through various trading members but settle their transactions via a single clearing member.Understanding these entities and their roles is crucial for navigating the Indian stock market trading system effectively.
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