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A regular-way trade (RW) is settled within the standard settlement cycle, which, depending on the transaction type, typically ranges from one to three days. The settlement cycle is a defined period, preset by regulators of that market, for the buyer to complete payment or for the seller to deliver the assets traded.
Regular settlement. Transaction in which a stock contract is settled and delivered on the fifth full business day following the date of the transaction (trade date).
Definition of Regular Way Settlement The standard number of business days in which a securities transaction is completed and paid for between broker dealers. Corporate securities, ETFs, Government securities, options and municipal bonds all settle regular way on the business day after the trade date, also known as T+1.
In the U.S., stocks and most bonds are T+1, meaning trades for them settle one business day after the transaction is made.
Rolling Settlement ActivityDay Clearing Custodial Confirmation T+1 working days Delivery Generation T+1 working days Settlement Securities and Funds pay in T+1 working days Securities and Funds pay out T+1 working days4 more rows 5 days ago
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