Close-Out Requirements for Various Products
Chapters in this video
- 0:00 Buy-in clock and failed delivery
- 0:50 Third-business-day buy-in floor
- 1:34 Buy-in notice and retransmission clocks
- 2:29 Required contents of buy-in notice
- 3:04 Physical stays, transit, and cash contracts
- 4:09 Liability notices and exercise deadlines
- 5:00 Reclamation windows and sell-outs
- 6:40 Rapid-fire close-out recap
What this video covers
- When a standard buy-in may begin, why the third business day is a floor rather than a deadline, and which products fall outside the rule
- How to calculate the buy-in notice deadline at 12 noon ET two business days before execution, plus the retransmission deadline for parties farther down the chain
- What a valid buy-in notice must include, and why silence after 6:00 p.m. ET becomes acceptance
- The difference between a true stay based on physical possession and a seven-calendar-day extension for securities in transit
- Why cash and guaranteed-delivery contracts can be bought in without notice during normal trading hours on the next day after delivery was due
- When to use a liability notice, including the two-hour deadline and the separate 11:00 a.m. rule for daily exercise provisions
- How reclamation periods work for minor irregularities, foreign securities, stolen or refused securities, and called securities, plus the sell-out risk of returning a certificate without the required form
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