Disclaimer

This is to inform that by clicking on the hyperlink, you will be leaving sc.com/sg and entering a website operated by other parties.

Such links are only provided on our website for the convenience of the Client and Standard Chartered Bank does not control or endorse such websites, and is not responsible for their contents.

The use of such website is also subject to the terms of use and other terms and guidelines, if any, contained within each such website. In the event that any of the terms contained herein conflict with the terms of use or other terms and guidelines contained within any such website, then the terms of use and other terms and guidelines for such website shall prevail.

Thank you for visiting www.sc.com/sg


Proceed

How can we help you today?

Open an Account

Apply for a Credit Card

Take up a Loan

Grow my Wealth

Sign-up for Insurance

What kind of loan are you looking for?

CashOne Personal Loan

Debt Consolidation Plan

Credit Card Funds Transfer
News and medias masthead

 

Important Information

Important information on changes to the standard settlement cycle for US, Canadian and Mexican Securities

As you may be aware, on 15 February 2023, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) adopted rule amendments to shorten the standard settlement cycle for most US securities from two business days after the trade date (T+2) to one business day after the trade date (T+1). Following the SEC’s announcement, the Canadian Capital Markets Association (CCMA) and the Contraparte Central de Valores (CCV) of Mexico also announced that it will reduce its standard securities clearing and settlement cycle to T+1. The shortening of the period between trade execution and trade settlement is expected to protect investors by reducing credit risk, make the trading process more efficient and improve liquidity.

The new T+1 settlement cycle will be effective from 27 May 2024 for Canadian and Mexican securities and 28 May 2024 for US securities.

The products subject to the shortened standard settlement cycle include the following US, Canadian and Mexican securities: equities, exchange traded funds, American depository receipts, warrants / rights, fixed income bonds (including corporate and sovereign debt) and unit investment trusts (“In-Scope Products”).  For OTC derivative and structured note products which reference in scope securities, the settlement cycle details will be indicated in the respective termsheets.

In line with this change, accounts will be credited/debited one business day after the trade date (T+1) when transacting in an “In Scope Product”. Corporate actions are not impacted by the settlement cycle changes.

There is no action required at your end. The Bank has implemented the relevant changes to comply with the new T+1 standard settlement cycle for the “In-scope Products” from the effective dates set out above. The trade settlement cycle will remain unchanged for other securities.

Please contact your relationship manager or visit any of our branches should you have any inquiries or require additional clarification. For information on the locations and opening hours of our branches, please visit https://www.sc.com/sg/atm-branch-locator/.

It is our pleasure to serve you.