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Pledge is an activity of taking a loan against securities by the investor. Securities held in a depository account can be pledged against loan. A beneficial owner may contract a loan against the securities owned by him. He may borrow from a Bank or any other person. When dematerialized securities are pledged, they remain in the pledgor BOs demat account but they are blocked so that they cannot be used for any other transaction. The pledgor continues to remain the beneficial owner of the pledged securities and will, therefore, be receiving the corporate benefits during the period of pledge. Technically all types of securities can be pledged. It depends on pledgee to accept a security for pledge or not.

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Pledge is an activity of taking a loan against securities by the investor. Securities held in a depository account can be pledged against loan. A beneficial owner may contract a loan against the securities owned by him. He may borrow from a Bank or any other person. When dematerialized securities are pledged, they remain in the pledgor BOs demat account but they are blocked so that they cannot be used for any other transaction. The pledgor continues to remain the beneficial owner of the pledged securities and will, therefore, be receiving the corporate benefits during the period of pledge. Technically all types of securities can be pledged. It depends on pledgee to accept a security for pledge or not. Procedure: The pledgor and the pledgee must have Beneficiary Owner (BO) accounts with a depository. These accounts can be with the same DP or with different DP’s. The pledgor has to submit a duly filled and signed Pledge Request Form (PRF) to our nearest Sharekhan branch. The pledge form is in triplicate i.e. it contains three copies – Pledgor copy, Pledgee copy and DP copy. Process: On receipt of the PRF, we (DP) shall verify that the securities can be pledged. We then set up a pledge in the depository system and a unique “Pledge Order No.” will be generated. The Pledge Order Number should be recorded on the PRF. Authorized official of the DP should sign the PRF and stamp it. A copy of the PRF is then given to the pledgor. One copy of PRF (with the Pledge order number) should be sent to the pledgee by the Pledgor for pledge confirmation. The Pledgee will then countersign the PRF for acceptance/ rejection of the pledge request and submit the PRF to his DP.

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Receivable summary is the option where the shares that you purchased are available for selling before you get the delivery of the shares i.e. till T 2.

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Rematerialisation is the process of converting securities held in a demat account in electronic form back in physical certificate form.

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Rematerialisation is the process of converting securities held in a demat account in electronic form back in physical certificate form.

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Result today keeps you ahead of all market moving events including Company Result Calendar.

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Upcoming results gives you latest updates regarding quarterly, annual and yearly financial Results.

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Click here to check the scrip margin.

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The session expires incase of no activity on the trading screen for 30 minutes or more. Incase the session expires frequently request you to do the below mentioned settings. Ensure to delete temporary internet files from internet browser by selecting ' Internet Option' and then select ' Delete Files ' and ' Delete Cookies'. Also request you to please select ' Privacy ' then select ' Advanced 'select ' Override automatic cookie handling'. Please accept ' First- Party Cookies' and ' Third-party Cookies' and select check box ' Always allow session cookies'. Request you to try logon to the website and access your account. Further, we also request you to update below mentioned settings if you are getting session expired at your end: Tools >> Internet options >> privacy >> Move the SLIDER to ' MEDIUM ' and then Click on ' Apply ' and then 'OK '.

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Our DPSR report is configured in such a way that the stocks purchased in either exchanges NSE / BSE, would reflect in their respective segments. This segregation and display is achieved through an end of day process which has dependencies on data files related to daily settlements received from external sources. These files in case received on an extremely delayed basis sometimes hinders the process and the segregation is not possible due to which we display the entire holdings in the NSE segment instead of BSE.

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In case you wish to view the stocks you have purchased and currently hold, then you may refer the 'Stock Summary Report' under 'Transaction reports'

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It is an option where the shares that you purchased  are kept in sharekhan’s demat account as these Shares are bought on exposure resulting a debit balance in account.

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Incase you buy shares, then the shares will be credited to your demat account on T 2 days. Wherein T stands for trading day. For arriving at the settlement day all intervening holidays, which include bank holidays, NSE holidays, Saturdays and Sundays are excluded.

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Select the respective sub-link 'NSDL Holdings'/ 'CDSL Holdings' depending on the type of demat account you have i.e. NSDL/CDSL account respectively. This will display all the holdings in your demat account.

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No, the amount will get credited in your ledger account. You have to place withdrawal request in your account to the desired bank account.

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Yes, shares can be sold which are purchased one day before.

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Yes. You have to give delivery of shares.

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The Index are calculated based on price performance of the stock during the year. This process is purely mechanical and does not represent our personal opinion.

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Market statistics is to find out Stock Market Top Gainers & Losers and which stock prices made the biggest jumps on the stock markets.

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a) Transmission of securities held jointly : In case the deceased was one of the joint holders, then the surviving holders have to open a demat account only in their name which can be with the same DP or with a different DP. Below documents to transfer the shares from the first joint account to the new demat account (surviving holders account) has to be submitted :

1. Transmission form.

2. Surrender Delivery instruction slip book

3. Account closing form

4. Notarised death certificate

5. Client Master Report in crystal format of target DP account duly ertified by his DP (with DP verified stamp & signature).

b) Transmission procedure in case of nomination (Sole Nominnee): The First holder is deceased and the nominee registered in DP account account for further proceedings, you will have to open a demat account in your name which can be with the same DP or with a different DP. Post opening the account you will then have to submit the following documents to transfer the shares from the deceased holders account to your new demat account.

1. Account closing form (copy enclosed).

2. Surrender Delivery Instruction slip book

3. Notarized Death Certificate

4. Transmission Form (copy enclosed)

5. Client Master Report in crystal format of target DP account duly certified by his DP (with DP verified stamp & signature).

6. Indemnity Letter (Copy enclosed)

7. Letter of consent (Copy enclosed)Further you need to get the IPV (In person verification) done for the successor as per the attached format. If the holding valuation of the stock is above 2 lacs.Please note that IPV & the address of the successor must be verified.Holding can be attach if scripts are more than the given column in Transmission form.

c) Transmission procedure in case of securities held singly or Jointly: Upon the death of the sole client (in case of securities held singly) or the death of all the clients (in case of securities held jointly), if the valuation exceeds Rs.5 lacs then the legal heir(s) or legal Representative(s) of the deceased have to open a demat account. For this, the legal heir(s) or the legal representative(s) have to submit following documents:

• A copy of the Succession certificate duly notarized or,

• A copy of will duly notarized or,

• A copy of the Probate or Letter of Administration duly notarized.The same has to be submitted along with the following documents for transmission of securities :

1. ''Transmission form'' (copy enclosed)

2. A copy of the death certificate duly notarized.

3. Client Master Report in crystal format of target DP account duly certified by his DP (with DP verified stamp & signature).

However, if the market value of the securities held in each account of the deceased as on the date of application for transmission does not exceed Rs.5 lacs, then the legal heir(s) or the legal representative(s) have to submit following documents:

1. Transmission form2. Copy of the death certificate duly notarized3. Letter of Indemnity

4. An Affidavit made on appropriate non judicial stamp paper

5. No Objection Certificate(s) from all the legal heir(s) who do not object to such transmission.

6. Account closing form

7. Letter of consent Note : Client Master Report in crystal format of target DP account duly certified by his DP (with DP verified stamp & signature) should also be submitted. Further you need to get the IPV (In person verification) done for the successor as per the attached format. If the holding valuation of the stock is above 2 lacs. Please note that IPV & the address of the successor must be verified. Holding can be attach if scripts are more than the given column in Transmission form.

d) Transmissions cum Dematerialization: In case you are having physical shares in joint name & if any one of the holder expires you will have to submit the shares for Demat provided the survivor is having a DP a/c in his single name. Below documents has to be submitted along with the Dematerialization Request Form:

1. A copy of death certificate duly notarized

2. DRF (Dematerialization Request Form)

3. Transmission cum Dematerialization form Above forms can be collected from any of our nearest branch.

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Transmission of shares means the transfer of title to shares by the operation of law on account of the death.

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If the DP account is in the name of Mr.A & Mr.B and physical shares are in name of Mr.B & Mr.A, then in order to demat the shares you need to submit the following along with the Physical Share Certificates: 1. Demat Request Form 2. Transposition form On receipt of the form at our end we shall process the same and then it will be forwarded to the Registrar agent of the respective company for dematerialization. Once the shares are converted in demat form they shall be credited to your demat account. The normal time period for dematerialization of shares (as per NSDL guidelines) is about 30 to 35 days. The charges levied for dematerialization of shares will be a minimum of Rs.50/- OR Rs.5/- per certificate (whichever is higher).

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It's a process of re-arrangement / inter-changing of the order of name of shareholders under a folio in the Register of Members of the Company. Process/Procedure of Transposition. Wherein Mr. M is the first holder of the shares meaning the name of Mr. M is mentioned at first place in the Register of Member.

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Un-pledge of securities is release of securities from Pledgee on repayment of the loan/credits by the pledgor.

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If you want to un-pledge shares, you need to submit an Un-pledge Request Form to DP. DP will first check the pledge sequence number which is mentioned on the Un-pledge form & initiate the Pledge Closure request. If bank/ pledgee confirm the closure request vide pledge sequence number then those shares are unpledged in Pledgers demat account in free balance.

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You can check the Pledge shares in your demat account  by following below procedure : Login in your account. Select the option 'Reports' ->> 'Transaction Report'. Select the sub-link 'DP'. Select the respective sub-link 'NSDL Holdings'/ 'CDSL Holdings' depending on the type of demat account you have i.e. NSDL/CDSL account respectively. This will display all the holdings in your demat account.

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