Trading & MarketsQuestion 86 of 125
Regular-way settlement for most corporate stocks and bonds currently occurs on:
a.The same day as the trade (T+0)
b.One business day after the trade date (T+1)
c.Five business days after the trade date
d.The last day of the month
Explanation
Regular-way settlement for equities and corporate bonds is currently one business day after the trade date (T+1), meaning the exchange of securities and payment is completed the next business day. U.S. Treasury securities and options typically settle on the next business day as well.
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