Trading Master Class

Post-Trade Processing
Clearing and Settlement: Trades are cleared by clearing houses and settled typically on T+1 or T+2 basis.

Regulatory Reporting: All trades must be reported for transparency and compliance.

Performance Review and Compliance
Evaluation: Execution quality, cost efficiency, and market impact are reviewed.

Audit Trails: Maintain detailed records for regulatory bodies like SEBI, SEC, etc.

Continuous Improvement: Algorithms and strategies are refined based on trade performance.

Key Components in Institutional Trading
Liquidity Management: Large trades need sufficient liquidity to avoid market disruption.

Algorithmic Support: Automated systems manage trade slicing and timing.

Risk Control: Continuous monitoring of exposure, slippage, and adverse market moves.