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OTC
EXCHANGE OF INDIA
CIRCULAR
Circular No. 1923/OTC/2004-05/1
Date: June 30, 2004
Dear Members/Custodians
Sub: Straight Through
Processing – Unique client code
Dear Sir/Madam,
Please find
enclosed SEBI circular DNPD/Cir-25/04 dated June 10, 2004
regarding straight through processing.
Further, the Exchange has
received SEBI letter no. SEBI/MRD/UCC/AT/
/2004 dated June 30, 2004 which inter-alia states
that all the transactions executed on or after July 01, 2004
on behalf of the banks and financial institutions (as
specified under para 3(g)(vii) of the SEBI circular DNPD/Cir-25/04
dated June 10, 2004) through the trading platform of the
Stock Exchanges necessarily carry client code allotted by
the Exchange(s).
This
circular is applicable with effect from all trades executed
on or after July 01, 2004.
Members/Dealers
and Custodians are required to ensure due compliance of the
same.
Thanking you.
Yours faithfully,
For OTC Exchange of India
R.Anand
Assistant Vice President
Encl: SEBI circular DNPD/Cir-25/04
dated June 10, 2004
CHIEF GENERAL MANAGER
DERIVATIVES
AND NEW PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT
DNPD/Cir-25/04
June
10, 2004
All
Exchanges, Clearing Corporation / Clearing House, STP
Centralised Hub
Depositories,
Custodians, AMFI and STP service providers
Sub:
Transaction work flow for the system of Straight Through
Processing in the Indian Securities Market and
standardisation of the messaging formats
Dear
Sir,
1.
This is in continuation to our previous circular no.
DNPD/Cir-9/04 dated February 3, 2004 & circular no. SEBI/MRD/SE/Cir-11/2004
dated February 25, 2004 on the issuance of electronic
contract notes as a legal document like the physical
contract note for the equity and debt segments, circular no.
DNPD/Cir-22/2004 dated April 1, 2004 mandating the use of
the Straight Through Processing (STP) system for all
institutional trades w. e. f. July 1, 2004, circular no.
DNPD/Cir-23/04 dated April 27, 2004 prescribing the detailed
system flow of the STP system and circular no. DNPD/Cir-24/04
dated May 26, 2004 prescribing the SEBI (STP centralised hub
and STP service providers) Guidelines, 2004.
- SEBI in
consultation with the STP centralised hub, STP service
providers and the STP users has prescribed the
transaction work flow for the STP system. All
institutional investors shall follow the following
transaction work flow on a mandatory basis from July 1,
2004:
a.
A contract note in electronic form in the prescribed
format (IFN 515 messaging format) shall be issued by the
broker & sent to the custodian and / or the
institutional investor.
- In
case the contract note is processed directly by the
institutional investor, the institutional investor
shall send the trade confirmation of acceptance or
rejection of the contract note to the broker by using
the IFN 598 messaging format. The custodian shall also
send the confirmation of acceptance or rejection of
such contract note to the broker using the messaging
standard IFN 548.
- In
case the contract note is processed by the custodian
on behalf of the institutional investor, the custodian
shall send the confirmation of acceptance or rejection
of the contract note to the broker by using the IFN
548 messaging format.
- The
institutional investor shall send settlement
instructions to its custodian in IFN 540 to IFN 543
messaging formats to the custodian for the following
trade types:
i.
IFN 540: settlement instruction for a clearing house
buy trade
- IFN
541: settlement instruction for a
delivery-v/s-payment (DVP) buy trade
- IFN
542: settlement instruction for a clearing house
sell trade
- IFN
543: settlement instruction for a
delivery-v/s-payment (DVP) sell trade
- The
custodian shall confirm / reject the execution of the
settlement instructions to the institutional investor
in IFN 544 to IFN 547 messaging formats in the
following manner:
i.
IFN 544: confirmation / rejection of an instruction
received in messaging format IFN 540
- IFN
545: confirmation / rejection of an instruction
received in messaging format IFN 541
- IFN
546: confirmation / rejection of an instruction
received in messaging format IFN 542
- IFN
547: confirmation / rejection of an instruction
received in messaging format IFN 543
- It
is clarified that if a message (for the activities
mentioned above) is sent using the STP centralised hub
framework from one user to another user, then the
confirmation / rejection for such a message shall also
be sent using the STP centralised hub framework.
- SEBI
vide circular no. DNPD/Cir-9/04 dated February 3,
2004 had prescribed the format of the contract note in
electronic form. After deliberation with the STP service
providers and the market participants the following
changes are incorporated to the existing messaging
format (IFN 515):
a.
The mandatory requirement of mentioning the relevant
bye-laws / rules / regulations of the exchange subject to
which the said contract note is being issued on each
contract note stands modified in the following manner:
i.
The requirement is not mandatory but optional
- The
broker shall ensure that the relevant bye-laws /
rules / regulations of the exchange subject to which
the contract note is being issued, is mentioned in
the broker-client agreement and the tripartite
agreement between the broker-sub-broker-client
agreement (if applicable).
- The
existing field for the above provision shall not be
deleted and may be used as a free text field for one
constituent to communicate remarks (if any) to
another constituent.
- The
clause of ‘payment of consolidated stamp duty’ for
each contract note shall be mentioned in the
broker-client agreement and the tripartite agreement
between the broker-sub-broker-client agreement (if
applicable). The said clause may be stated in the free
text field (as mentioned in point 3 (a (iii))) of each
contract note.
- In
the field "market type" (field 70E) a
category of ‘TT’ i.e. trade for trade and ‘OT’
i.e. Others shall be added to represent the
supplementary categories of market types.
- The
order time was prescribed as a mandatory field in the
contract note. The order time shall now be included in
the optional fields.
- There
are certain securities which are not de-materalised
and hence do not have an ISIN code. For such
securities (where ISIN number is not available) the
STP users would be required to input the security code
given by the exchange in the ISIN number field. In
case the number length of the exchange scrip code is
shorter than the prescribed field length of 12
characters, the code shall be prefixed with zeros.
- In
order to maintain a complete audit trail, it is
clarified that in case an electronic contract note is
rejected, the custodian (in messaging format IFN 548)
or the fund manager (in messaging format IFN 598)
shall be required to send a rejection message to the
broker. Only on receipt of the rejection message, the
broker shall cancel the rejected contract note and
issue a fresh contract note bearing a new number.
- In
order to bring in standardisation in the input of the
identification codes in the prescribed messaging
standards, it is clarified that the following codes
shall be used by the various entities:
i.
Brokers:
SEBI registration number (until MAPIN ID is available for
every broker)
- Mutual
Funds and schemes of Mutual Funds: SEBI
registration number for Mutual Funds and Unique
client code issued by the exchanges for schemes
(until MAPIN ID is available for each scheme of a
mutual fund)
- FIIs
and sub-accounts: SEBI registration number
for FII and Unique client code issued by the
exchanges for sub-account (until MAPIN ID is
available for each FII and their sub-accounts)
- Custodians:
SEBI registration number (until MAPIN ID is
available for every custodian)
- STP
service providers and STP centralised hub:
MAPIN ID
- Depositories
and exchanges / clearing house / clearing
corporation: MAPIN ID.
- Other
Institutional Investors like financial institutions,
banks etc.: Unique client code issued by the
exchanges (until MAPIN ID is available for each
Institutional Investor)
- All
market participants shall issue the electronic
contract note for institutional trades in the modified
format enclosed in Annexure
I.
- The
prescribed messaging formats for IFN 540, IFN 541, IFN
542, IFN 543, IFN 544, IFN 545, IFN 546, IFN 547, IFN
548 and IFN 598 are enclosed in Annexure
II. After consultation with the market
participants and confirming their preparedness, it has
been decided to make these messaging formats (in
addition to IFN 515) mandatory for all institutional
trades w. e. f. July 1, 2004.
- It is
reiterated that the STP system shall be initially
mandatory for all institutional trades in the equity
segment w. e. f. July 1, 2004.
- The
standard terms of contract as are required to be
mentioned in the Contract Notes as per the Bye-laws and
Regulations of exchanges, which are not contained in
electronic contract notes, shall be incorporated in the
Client Broker Agreement or where applicable, the
Tripartite Agreement between the stock broker,
sub-broker and the client. The stamp duty in respect of
the electronic contract notes shall be paid by the
broker.
- This
circular is being issued in exercise of powers conferred
by section 11 (1) of the Securities and Exchange Board
of India Act, 1992, read with section 10 of the
Securities Contracts(regulation) Act 1956, to protect
the interests of investors in securities and to promote
the development of, and to regulate the securities
market.
Yours
sincerely,
N.
PARAKH
Encl.
1.
Messaging Format for IFN 515 (modified format)
- Messaging
Format for IFN 540
- Messaging
Format for IFN 541
- Messaging
Format for IFN 542
- Messaging
Format for IFN 543
- Messaging
Format for IFN 544
- Messaging
Format for IFN 545
- Messaging
Format for IFN 546
- Messaging
Format for IFN 547
- Messaging
Format for IFN 548 (C to B)
- Messaging
Format for IFN 548 (C to I)
- Messaging
Format for IFN 598 (I to B)

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