Limited Purpose Clearing Corporation
26-08-2023
11:58 AM
1 min read
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Overview:
Recently, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) put in place a dispute resolution mechanism for Limited Purpose Clearing Corporation (LPCC) to settle disputes and claims arising out of transactions cleared by it.
About Limited Purpose Clearing Corporation:
- It is an entity established to undertake the activity of clearing and settlement of repo transactions.
- The mechanism will be used
- To settle disputes between clearing members;
- Contention between the clearing members and their clients
- Differences between the LPCC and its vendors
- Disputes between clearing members or its clients and the LPCC.
- The disputes arising between clearing members of the LPCC will be settled by conciliation and/or by an arbitration panel consisting of three clearing members, other than the clearing members who are party to the dispute.
- The decision of the arbitration panel would be final and binding on the parties.
- In case a clearing member or the LPCC is not satisfied then the disputes would be resolved under the procedure laid down in the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007.
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Q1) What is Repo?
Repo is short for "repurchase agreement." It is a financial transaction in which one party sells a security (usually a bond) to another party with a promise to repurchase it at a later date at an agreed-upon price.
Source: Market regulator Sebi comes out with dispute resolution mechanism for LPCC