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Members are required to enter a custodial participant code (CP code) at the time
of order entry in the NEAT system. The CP code can either be INST or a valid CP
code. On any particular trading day, members can modify the CP code at the order level
during market hours and post market hours up to 4.15 p.m.
This can be done through the NSCCL Clearing Management System
(NCMS) by uploading a CP code modification file as per the prescribed format
or through the NCMS screen itself. In case of file upload, the
return file is generated in the members’ NCMS local database and
it contains the success or reject status of the records along with the rejection
code.
Members may execute institutional orders with a single custodial participant
(CP) code i.e. INST and assign the respective custodial participant codes
subsequent to execution. For all such orders executed on a given T day, members
can generate Obligation Transfer Request (OTR) files in NCMS. Members are required to give a break-up of obligations by
different institutional clients along with the contract note number latest by
9.30 a.m. on the next working day by uploading the OTR file in the specified
format in NCMS. The return file is generated in the
member’s NCMS local database and it contains the success or reject status of the
records along with the rejection code
If a member fails to furnish the break up of the obligations by different
clients, such unallocated obligations will be reverted to the member. Allocation
to CP codes shall not be allowed thereafter and exposures and margins will be
applicable with immediate effect.
Members can also nullify the previous allocation and make fresh allocations
before the cut off time. This modification cannot be done if the custodian has
already confirmed the same. The CP codes allowable in this category are all
institutional codes (i.e. pertaining to FIIs, DFIs, Insurance companies, Banks,
Mutual Funds and Pension Funds under PFRDA).
Members can view the custodian confirmation status of OTR records through
NCMS
This file in the specified format, is downloaded to the members at 8.15 a.m.
on the day following the T day. It gives information about orders and OTR
allocations rejected or unconfirmed by custodians. Members can modify CP codes
latest by 9.30 a.m. on that day provided the same have not been confirmed by the
custodian. Here members can only make modifications from one CP code to another.
Trading Members are required to enter the Client Code at the time of order entry
in the NEAT system. Trading Members, who desire to modify the client codes
subsequently, shall be provided with a facility to modify client codes at order
level (not at trade level) on the trade date, during market hours and post
market hours upto 4.15 p.m. However, proprietary trades are not allowed to be
modified to client trades and vice-versa. Trading Members are allowed to modify
the Client Codes in respect of client orders only on the trade date. Such
modifications of a client code will be at the order level, hence all trades in
respect of that order shall be modified with the client code provided against
the order. Client code modification can be done through the NSCCL Clearing
Management System (NCMS) by uploading a client code modification
file as per the prescribed format or through the NCMS screen
itself. In case of file upload, the return file is generated in
the members’ NCMS local database and it contains the success or reject status of
the records along with the rejection code.
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