What is the difference between Off-Market and On Market transaction of Shares/Securities?
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Feature
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On-Market Transaction
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Off-Market Transaction
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Where it happens
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Stock exchange platform
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Outside exchange, directly
between parties
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Price
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Market-determined
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Mutually agreed
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Settlement
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Through clearing house &
depository
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Direct transfer through
depository or delivery instruction slip
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Regulation
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SEBI-regulated
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SEBI regulated, but not on
exchange
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