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Are investors affected, in case a counter trading member fails to pay-in funds as per his settlement obligation?

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Are investors affected, in case a counter trading member fails to pay-in funds as per his settlement obligation?

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No, the investor is not affected in case the counter trading member fails to meet his obligation since National Securities Clearing Corporation Limited (NSCCL) guarantees the net settlement obligations. The Clearing Corporation guarantees completion of settlement through the Settlement Guarantee Fund (i.e. NSCCL steps in on behalf of the trading member who failed to bring in funds).

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