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Same Day Funds Settlement

A method of Settlement that occurs the same day the Transaction is made. This replaced Next Day Settlement for most types of securities in 1996.

Related Terms: 9 Action, ECU, Next Day Settlement, OCC, SEC, Settlement, Settle, Transaction, Type
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