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== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Acceptance for settlement]]
* [[Acceptance for settlement]]
* [[Atomic settlement]]
* [[Back office]]
* [[Back office]]
* [[Bilateral net settlement system]]
* [[Bilateral net settlement system]]
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* [[Designated-time net settlement system]]
* [[Designated-time net settlement system]]
* [[End-of-day gross settlement system]]
* [[End-of-day gross settlement system]]
* [[ERS]]
* [[Evaluated receipts settlement]]
* [[Evaluated receipts settlement]]
* [[Final settlement]]
* [[Final settlement]]
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* [[Settlement system]]
* [[Settlement system]]
* [[Settlement unwind]]
* [[Settlement unwind]]
* [[Settlor]]
* [[Substitution]]
* [[Substitution]]
* [[T+1]]
* [[T+1]]
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* [[Transfer]]
* [[Transfer]]
* [[Trust]]
* [[Trust]]
* [[Trust deed]]
* [[Trustee]]


[[Category:Manage_risks]]
[[Category:Manage_risks]]
[[Category:Cash_management]]

Latest revision as of 01:53, 28 February 2024

1. Funds and securities transfers.

In the context of securities transfers, settlement is the exchange of securities between buyer and seller and the corresponding transfer of money between the two contractual parties.

Settlement is usually preceded by confirmations on, among other things, the date and method of exchange and payment.


Settlement is the act that discharges obligation in respect of funds or securities transfers between two or more parties.


2. Pensions.

An irrevocable action that relieves the employer of the primary responsibility for a pension obligation, thus eliminating associated risks.


3. Disputes.

Any action or agreement that resolves or concludes an uncertain or disputed obligation, often including the payment of an agreed cash amount.


4. Trusts.

The disposal of assets via a trust arrangement.


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