CBLO Dealing System is an automated order driven, on-line matching System provided by CCIL to enable Members to borrow and lend funds against CBLOs. It also disseminates information regarding deals concluded, volumes, rate etc., and such other notifications as relevant to CBLO market. See similar questions...

On successful completion of Membership formalities, each Member is given a Membership Id, Member Number, User Number and a Password, which are unique to individual Members. A Member can log on to CBLO Dealing System by entering the allotted Member number, User number and Password. Members are required to change the password given by CCIL on first login as a security measure. See similar questions...

For NDS members, the existing NDS infrastructure is used for running CBLO application. However, it is suggested to provide a separate client machine for CBLO application software as this would facilitate the dealers to view the CBLO market movement and their outstanding position. For Associate Members, the primary requirement is Microsoft Internet Explorer (Version 5.5 or higher) and a Digital Certificate issued by NSE. IT See similar questions...

The charges for the CBLO deals are as under: Market Charges Auction Market : Rs. 10/- per crore of face value per deal per Member subject to a minimum of Rs. 10/- and a maximum of Rs. 1000/- per deal for each Member to be charged at the time of initial borrowing and lending. Normal Market : Rs. 10/- per crore of face value per deal per Member subject to a minimum of Rs. 10/- and a maximum of Rs. 1000/- per deal for each member to be charged on the settlement date of each trade. See similar questions...

Yes. The members can view available Limits i.e Initial Margin and Borrow Limit on the CBLO Dealing System. See similar questions...

Banks, financial institutions, primary dealers, mutual funds and co-operative banks, who are members of NDS, are allowed to participate in CBLO transactions. Non-NDS members like corporates, co-operative banks, NBFCs, Pension/Provident Funds and Trusts are allowed to participate by obtaining Associate Membership to CBLO Segment. See similar questions...

Linked by a sales database our sales desk teams are small and integrated thereby providing you with a consistent point of contact with commercial authority. If your previous contact with us is unavailable someone else can easily take over your enquiry. Repeat orders can be placed easily. We have the box specifications of over 3,000 customers on file. See similar questions...

Keep a notebook. Write down exactly what the doctor says, because you probably won't remember later if you don't. Keep the notebook handy all the time, and write down any questions as they occur to you. Enter all lab test results. Jot down events that occur (like falls, colds, or whatever) - they may seem insignificant alone, but a string of them can indicate a trend or a symptom. Having a notebook like this can be very valuable both to you and to your medical team. Be informed. See similar questions...

Members of CCIL's CBLO segment are required to maintain margin contributions in relation to their borrowing / lending obligation at any point of time. Collaterals can be in form of both cash and securities. Cash and security contributions are reckoned towards members' initial margin obligations and/or computation of borrowing limits as applicable. See similar questions...

Eligible entities desirous of becoming members in CBLO Segment submit an application to CCIL in the prescribed format along with Banker's cheque favouring "The Clearing Corporation of India Limited" towards one time membership fee. As soon as the application for Membership is approved by CCIL, the concerned members are required to execute legal documents like Power of Attorney, mandate in the prescribed formats, which will be forwarded by CCIL. See similar questions...

specified by the CBDT in the letter dated April 17, 2003, the difference between the issue / cost price and the sale price / face value of CBLO is not in the nature of interest and hence there is no obligation on any of the transacting entities to deduct any tax at source under section 194 A of the Income Tax Act on the dealing difference. CBLO transactions which are fully collateralised like Repos are not included within the Call money ceilings as specified by RBI for various entities. See similar questions...