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Can there be a mix up of securities of different companies held in one demat account?

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Different securities, even if of the same issuer, are given a separate ISIN to identify each one of them and each ISIN is maintained and accounted for separately, within an account. Therefore there is no question of any mix up at DP’s end.

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Different securities, even if of the same issuer, are given a separate ISIN to identify each one of them and each ISIN is maintained and accounted for separately within an account. Therefore, there is no question of any mix up. However, BOs are advised to indicate the correct ISIN while issuing any instruction.

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