Description
BSE/ICCL announces the trading and settlement schedule for the Securities Lending and Borrowing (SLB) segment covering the period from 01.05.2026 to 31.05.2026.
Summary
BSE, through ICCL (Indian Clearing Corporation Limited), has released the trading and settlement programme for the Securities Lending and Borrowing (SLB) segment for the month of May 2026 (01.05.2026 to 31.05.2026). The notice (No. 20260408-14) provides the schedule governing SLB transactions during this period.
Key Points
- Notice Number: 20260408-14, dated 08 April 2026
- Segment: SLB (Securities Lending and Borrowing)
- Department: ICCL (Indian Clearing Corporation Limited)
- Category: Settlement/RMS
- The programme covers the full month of May 2026 (01.05.2026 to 31.05.2026)
- Detailed session-wise schedule is provided in the attachment: SLB052026
Regulatory Changes
No new regulatory changes introduced. This is a routine periodic notification of the trading and settlement calendar for the SLB segment.
Compliance Requirements
- SLB segment participants (lenders, borrowers, and clearing members) should refer to the attached schedule (SLB052026) for session dates, settlement dates, and recall/repayment timelines applicable in May 2026.
- Members must ensure timely compliance with settlement obligations as per the announced programme.
Important Dates
- Notice Date: 08 April 2026
- Programme Period: 01 May 2026 to 31 May 2026
- Detailed session and settlement dates are outlined in attachment SLB052026 (refer to the PDF for the full calendar)
Impact Assessment
This circular has a moderate operational impact on participants in the SLB segment, including institutional investors and clearing members who engage in securities lending and borrowing. It provides necessary advance visibility into the May 2026 schedule for planning purposes. No market-wide or stock-specific impact is anticipated, as this is a standard monthly programme announcement.
Impact Justification
Routine monthly trading and settlement calendar for the SLB segment; operationally relevant to participants in securities lending but does not introduce regulatory changes or affect individual securities.