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The margin received after pledging your shares can be used to trade stocks and FO without any charges levied on it. Negative Balance: There are some charges that are levied when your account goes into a negative balance.
If an investor pledges shares, there is no tax liability associated with it. Pledging does not require the borrower to sell these shares. This means that if the markets are increasing the investment value also increases, and at the same time it also provides additional cash to the investors.
Access to additional cash for various financial requirements, such as margin for trading or other financial needs is one of the key advantages of pledging shares. If an investor pledges shares, there is no tax liability associated with it. Pledging does not require the borrower to sell these shares.
Heres how it generally works: Promoters or shareholders approach a financial institution or a lender for a loan. They pledge their shares (or a portion of their shares) as collateral to secure the loan. The lender holds these shares as security and disburses the loan based on the value of the pledged shares.
Pledging of shares is a financial arrangement in which the promoters of a company pledge their shares as collateral to secure a loan or meet their financial requirements. Pledge in the stock market means taking a loan against its securities. This arrangement is typical for companies where investors hold many shares.
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Collateral is any asset of value you own that can be used to secure a loan. Real estate, savings accounts, investment accounts, cars, and yes, stocks can be used as collateral.
What happens if you do not pledge on time? If you dont pledge on the same day before 9 pm or have a margin shortfall, it will trigger automatic squaring off your position on T+7 day. You can pledge the securities anytime to get the additional limit/margin.
When you pledge property or assets as collateral, you are offering your property as a way of securing a loan. Ideally, you should repay the loan, and your collateral will remain in your possession. If you default on the loan, the lender can seize the collateral to pay your debt.

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