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SLBM FAQs

By: Akriti Tomar | Date : Feb 26, 25

SLBM FAQs

Q: What is SLBM in the stock market? A: SLBM is a system that allows investors to lend or borrow securities for a specified duration and fee. Participants can place orders by specifying the lending fee and quantity, and the transaction is executed when matching quotes are found on the exchange. Q: What is the full form of SLBM? A: The full form of SLBM is Stock Lending and Borrowing Mechanism. Q: What is the use of SLBM? A: SLBM enables a trader to lend stocks and shares that are a part of their portfolio or to borrow shares that they do not currently possess. Q: Which stocks can I lend in SLBM? A: You can visit here https://www.nseindia.com/market-data/securities-lending-and-borrowing to check the list of eligible stocks. Q: What is the settlement date for an SLB contract? A: SLB contracts settles on the first Thursday of every month. Q: What are the charges of an SLB transaction? A: Brokerage of 10% + GST is levied on the lending fee. Q: How to use the SLBM feature in RMoney? A: If you wish to apply:   Q: What are the market timings for SLBM? A: The market timings for SLBM are 9:15 AM to 5:00 PM on all trading days. Feel free to call us at 0562-4266600 / 0562-7188900 to avail the benefits of SLBM.  Q: What is the minimum and maximum contract duration for SLB? A: The minimum contract duration is 1 month, and the maximum contract duration is 12 months. Q: Where can SLB bids and offers be checked? A: The SLB bids and offers can be checked by visiting https://www.nseindia.com/market-data/securities-lending-and-borrowing Use the drop-down menu to check the bids and offers for different months. Q: Are SLB orders allowed on both NSE and BSE? A: Currently, RMoney supports SLB orders only on NSE. SLB orders on BSE are not supported due to illiquidity. Q: What is the income from SLBM for lenders? A: As a lender, income varies from scrip to scrip. Lending rates are determined based on demand and supply. For example:
  • XYZ scrip has borrowers at ₹2 per scrip.
  • If a lender lends 1,000 quantity, they will make ₹2 × 1,000 = ₹2,000 as gross lending income.
  Q: What are the Rollover, Recall & Repay options in SLBM?
  • A: Rollover: Clients can shift the current month position to the next month.
  • Recall: Clients can recall shares before the end of the contract.
  • Repay: Borrowers can repay shares before the contract expiry.
  Q: What are the various margins applicable to the borrower and lender?
  • A: For borrowers: Borrowers must provide 125% margin of the stock value and pay the lending fee.
  • For lenders: 25% of the lending price (T+1 cash market closing price) and Mark to Market (MTM) at the end of the day are charged (These margins are not applicable if the lender does an Early Pay-in of securities).
  For more details, click here: https://www.nscclindia.com/sites/default/files/2024-09/FAQ%20for%20SLB%20Scheme.pdf Need Help? Contact RMoney at 0562-4266600 / 0562-7188900 or email askus@rmoneyindia.com

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