Description

NSE modifies F&O settlement holidays for September 2025, adding September 8 as additional settlement holiday alongside September 5.

Summary

NSE Clearing Limited has modified the F&O settlement schedule for September 2025, adding September 8, 2025 as an additional settlement holiday alongside the previously announced September 5, 2025 holiday. This change follows RBI press release 2025-2026/1042 regarding changes in public holidays under the Negotiable Instruments Act.

Key Points

  • September 5, 2025 continues to be a settlement holiday as previously announced
  • September 8, 2025 is now also designated as a settlement holiday
  • This is a partial modification to circular NCL/CMPT/65907 dated December 31, 2024
  • Changes are based on RBI press release regarding public holiday modifications

Regulatory Changes

Modification stems from RBI press release 2025-2026/1042 regarding changes in public holidays under the Negotiable Instruments Act, requiring adjustment to previously published F&O settlement holiday calendar.

Compliance Requirements

  • All NSE F&O members must note the revised settlement schedule
  • Members should adjust their operational planning for the modified settlement dates
  • Contact fao_clearing_ops@nsccl.co.in for queries
  • Use helpline 18002660050 (IVR Option 2) for assistance

Important Dates

  • September 5, 2025: Settlement holiday (confirmed)
  • September 8, 2025: Additional settlement holiday (newly added)
  • Trade Date September 4, 2025: Settlement remains September 8, 2025
  • Trade Date September 5, 2025: Settlement remains September 9, 2025

Impact Assessment

The additional settlement holiday on September 8, 2025 will affect F&O settlement cycles and member cash flow planning. While operationally significant for participants, this represents a routine adjustment to accommodate public holiday changes and should not materially impact market functioning.

Impact Justification

Settlement schedule changes affect F&O trading operations and member planning but are routine holiday adjustments