Title: The 8th ACG Cross Training Seminar Merits & De-Merits of Direct & In-Direct Accounts in the Pakistan Capital Market
1The 8th ACG Cross Training SeminarMerits
De-Merits ofDirect In-Direct Accountsin the
Pakistan Capital Market
- by
- Shabnam Fahim
- Syed Faisal Hashmi
- Shariq Naseem
2 Agenda
- Pakistan Capital Markets.
- Central Depository Company of Pakistan
- Merits and Demerits of Direct and Indirect
account Method
3Pakistani Capital Markets
- Market regulators
- Stock Exchanges
- Instruments Traded
- Trading Environment
- Clearing and Settlement
- Past Brief and Current Situation
4 Market Regulators
- Securities Exchange Commission of Pakistan
(SECP) - Regulating stock exchanges, NBFCs, CDC and
Corporate Sector - Functional Responsibility framing of rules and
regulations - Recent developments, REIT, VPS, NBFC rules, debt
market - State Bank of Pakistan (SBP)
- Regulating banking institutions
- Policy measures
- Monetary
- Credit
- Foreign exchange mechanism
5- Stock Exchanges
- Three Stock Exchanges in Pakistan
- The Karachi Stock Exchange
- Lahore Stock Exchange
- Islamabad Stock Exchange
- The Stock Exchanges
- Most active and Liquid- KSE
- Self regulatory body
6Instruments Traded
- Equity
- Ordinary Shares
- Preference Shares
- Bonds
- TFCs
- Other Debt Instruments- TBs, PIBs
- Derivatives
- Stock Exchange offers equity futures
- Monthly contract- overlap of at least 2 trading
days b/w contracts
7The Trading Environment
- Equities
- All Stock exchanges have own trading platforms
- Automated Trading System
- Processing based on bids offers and
- Intimation of trades executed
- Circuit Breakers- 5
- Bond Market
- Primary Market
- PIBs Auctioned monthly TBs fortnightly
- TFCs by Pakistani Companies
- Secondary Market
- PIBs and TBs traded freely
- Investors hold TFCs until maturity- low liquidity
8Clearing and Settlement
- Clearing
- Government bonds through SBP
- Others through National Clearing Corporation
- Scrip less
- Settlement System T3
- Payment released-broker ascertains stock
transfer- CDC A/c - OTC
- No formal organized market
- Physical
- Less than 1 Settlement
9- KSE Current Situation
- Pakistan Included in MSCI Emerging Market index-
May 2005 - World Bank-Investment report 2005- one of top ten
reformer countries - Market capitalization- 57 billion with 663
securities (April 17, 06) - 4th year- one of the best performing markets-
Business Week- US newspaper, USA today - Past four years compound annual growth rate-56
- KSE100 share index- increased 53.6 July 05 - May
06 - 3rd highest - Capital markets exceptional performance Reasons
- Pakistan Economic Revival- GDP growth- 2002
onwards - Consistent and transparent economic policies
- Successful privatisation process-PTCL/National
refinery etc - Impressive Corporate Results
- Sound Monetary Polices- SBP, Capital Market
reforms- SECP
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11CDC ...
the Countrys only Securities Depository
12Central Depository Company (CDC)
- Incorporated in 1993
- To manage and operate the Central Depository
System (CDS) - Live Operations in 1997
13Our services
- Depository Services
- Trustee and Custodial Services
- Registrar Transfer Agent (in near future)
14Legal Framework
- Companies Ordinance
- Central Depository Company Regulations
- Central Depositories Act
- Listing Regulations
15Achievements
- Implementation of National Clearing Settlement
System - Launch of trustee and custodial services
- Launch of Investor Account Services
- Launch of enhanced version of CDS (eCDS)
- Induction of Open-end Mutual Funds in CDS
- Launch of CDC call centre
- CDC Access
16Securities handled through CDS
- Ordinary Shares
- Preference shares
- Term Finance Certificates
- Certificates of Open-ended mutual Funds
- Certificates of Closed-end Funds
- Modaraba Certificates
17Transactions Supported through CDS
- Deposit of Securities
- Delivery (Transfer) of Securities
- Withdrawal of Securities
- Pledge
- Corporate Action
- Merger / De-merger
- Consolidation /Split
- Conversion
- IPO
- Issuance and Redemption of Open End Mutual Fund
Units
18CDS Elements
19Account Holders
- Account Holders
- Account holders have direct access to the CDS
are allowed to keep their beneficially owned
securities in CDS.
- Participants
- Participants also have direct access to CDS and
are allowed to provide custody services to their
clients in addition to keeping their beneficially
owned securities.
20Account Categories
- Main Account Transitory Account
- House Account Account Holders own account
- Sub Account Client Account
- IAS Account Client Account
21Account Structure
Central Depository System (CDS)
Account Holder
Account Holder
Participants
Main A/C
Main A/C
Investor A/C.
House A/C
House A/C
Sub-A/C
22Admission Criteria
- Direct Account
- Member Stock Exchanges
- Financial Institutions
- Qualified investors that meet
- Technical requirements
- Business Integrity requirements
- Capacity requirements
- having Data Processing Operational Capabilities
- Indirect Account
- Any person or corporate entity.
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23- Merits De-Merits
- of
- Direct In-Direct Accounts
24Benchmarking
- Forthcoming slides would provide you the behavior
of Direct In-direct Accounts, taking different
important parameters of Capital Markets as the
Yardstick. - We would analyze the merits de-merits of both
the type of accounts, by placing each of them
individually, in different dynamic Capital Market
motions. - This exercise would allow us to determine the
effectiveness of each type of account in a more
practical realistic milieu.
25Cost
26Efficiency
In-Direct In the dynamic Capital Markets,
dependency Is always treated as a Shortcoming. No
matter how efficient your Custodian is, you
remain dependent on them and dependency is not
advisable.
27Confidentiality
28Clearing
29Settlement
30Compliance Audit
31Risk Management Security
32Information
33Global Operations
34Maintenance Convenience
35Registration
36Entitlements
37Value Added Services
38- Thank You!
- ?
- Shabnam_fahim_at_cdcpak.com
- Faisal_hashmi_at_cdcpak.com
- Shariq_naseem_at_cdcpak.com