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What happens when the broker finds that his client has not delivered the depository shares he has sold?

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What happens when the broker finds that his client has not delivered the depository shares he has sold?

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If the client does not deliver the shares he has sold, the broker could either deliver the securities himself, honour the commitment to the market and settle the matter subsequently with the client or purchase the securities from the auction and settle the trade.

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