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What does the Hong Kong stock delivery day mean?
According to the regulations of the Chicago Board of Trade, the delivery date is the third day in the delivery process. The settlement company of the contract buyer must deliver the delivery notice together with the fully confirmed cheque to the settlement company office of the contract seller on the delivery date. What does the Hong Kong stock delivery day mean?

What does the Hong Kong stock delivery day mean?

The delivery date of Hong Kong stocks refers to the performance of the contract within the pre-agreed time according to the results of securities liquidation after the buyers and sellers reach a deal in the process of Hong Kong stock trading. The buyer needs to pay a certain amount of money to obtain the purchased securities, and the seller needs to pay a certain amount of securities to obtain the corresponding price.

In the Hong Kong market, the stock trading system of HKEx is T+0, and the settlement and delivery system is t+2. It means that investors can sell Hong Kong stocks on the day they buy them, and they still enjoy the rights and interests of the securities before the settlement on T+2 day is completed. However, the Hong Kong Stock Connect stocks bought by investors can be sold on T day and T+ 1 day before delivery. As the Hong Kong market implements the T+2 settlement and delivery system, investors who buy Hong Kong Stock Connect shares on T day can only obtain the rights and interests of related securities after T+2 day.