The document discusses India's depository system for electronic trading of shares, including the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) and Central Depository Services Limited (CDSL) as depositories. It outlines the services provided, such as account maintenance, dematerialization, rematerialization, and transmission. Dematerialization converts physical shares into an electronic form, providing benefits like safety, convenience and lower costs. The process of dematerialization and opening a demat account is explained. Corporate actions like dividends and transfers can be completed electronically in demat accounts.

1. NEHA SHARMA
NIILM UNIVERSITY

2. DepositorySystem:-
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3. DPs, NSDL& CDSL:-
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4. Services of NSDL & CDSL:-
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 Dematerialization:-
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5. Dematerialization & Its Benefits:-
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6. Procedure of Dematerialization:-
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7. Conversionof physical sharesintoelectronic:-
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8. D-MAT Account:-
 How to open Demat Account:-
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9. Transfer of shares is D-Mat A/C:-
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10. Transfer Corporate Action i.e. Dividend,
Bonus Shares:-
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11. Rematerialization & Re-MAT :-
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 Remat

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13. Present list of DPs in India:-