Execution Time: The Ten Steps in a Trade

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Step 10. Clearing Up the Trade

Step 10. Clearing Up the Trade

To settle the trade, the parties involved use a clearing firm.

Funds are moved from the buyer’s account to the seller’s account.

The buy-side firm uses a custodian as an intermediary for the clearing of the trade.

SOURCE: Cisco Systems

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