Description
BSE suspends trading in three T-Bills (182-day, 364-day, and 91-day) effective January 6, 2026 due to upcoming maturity on the redemption date.
Summary
BSE has issued Notice No. 20260105-3 (DR-792/2025-2026) suspending trading in three Treasury Bills effective January 6, 2026. The suspension applies to specific T-Bills that will mature on their respective redemption dates. Trading members are advised not to deal in these securities from the effective date.
Key Points
- Three T-Bills will be suspended from trading effective January 6, 2026
- Suspension is due to approaching maturity/redemption dates
- Trading members must cease dealing in these specific securities
- Notice issued under Corporate Actions category for Debt segment
Affected Securities
| Scrip Code | ISIN | Particulars |
|---|---|---|
| 805089 | IN002025Y156 | 182TB80126 (182-day T-Bill) |
| 805012 | IN002024Z396 | 364TB80126 (364-day T-Bill) |
| 805127 | IN002025X281 | 91TB080126 (91-day T-Bill) |
Compliance Requirements
- Trading members must not execute any trades in the three specified T-Bills from January 6, 2026 onwards
- Members should update their trading systems to prevent inadvertent transactions in these securities
- Ensure clients are informed about the suspension if they hold positions in these T-Bills
Important Dates
- Notice Date: January 5, 2026
- Trading Suspension Effective Date: January 6, 2026
- Maturity/Redemption Date: On or around January 6, 2026 (implied)
Impact Assessment
This is a routine operational measure with limited market impact. The suspension affects only debt market participants holding or trading these specific T-Bills. Investors holding these securities will receive redemption proceeds at maturity as per normal settlement procedures. No action required for holders beyond redemption. Market liquidity in the T-Bill segment remains unaffected for other actively traded securities.
Impact Justification
Routine suspension of T-Bills near maturity affects debt market participants but is a standard operational procedure with limited broader market impact