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Who Benefits From Lending Shares in a Short Sale?Stock Lending 101: Earn Passive Income from your Stock | CacheAll You Need to Know About Stock Lending and Borrowing Mechanism | Kotak SecuritiesRobinhood SupportAre you an investor looking for higher potential returns on your long-term portfolio or a shortseller seeking to borrow shares for your trades? Look no further than SLBM (Stock Lending and Borrowing Mechanism).
What is SLBM?
SLBM is a process where you can lend your idle securities in your demat account to another investor (borrower) who then uses the securities as collateral for their trade. By lending, you earn an additional fee income of up to 20%. For example, if you lend stocks worth Rs. 1 Lakh, you may earn up to Rs. 20,000/- depending upon the quote by Borrower, where NSCCL* is the guarantor.
