What is a Daily Margin Statement?
A daily margin statement provides insight into a client's margin status. As mandated by exchange regulations, we dispatch this statement to each client's registered email. This report adheres to the format laid down by SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India). The purpose is to inform you about your required margin for a position, the margin you hold, and whether there's a shortfall or excess. It also reveals available free margins in your account to initiate new trades without penalties.
If you've been active on multiple exchanges, you'll get a consolidated daily margin statement. For instance, if you operate in NSE EQ (equity) and NSE F&O (equity & currency derivatives), both segments are integrated into a consolidated statement.
This client margin report complements the contract note, ensuring you are always informed about your margins.
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