Settlement and settlement distribution
Key points
- Settlement distribution data shows how shares are spread across brokers and custodians according to MKK records.
- A rising foreign settlement ratio suggests foreign inflows, while concentration at one institution may show institutional or controlling-shareholder accumulation.
- the custodian does not reveal the beneficial owner; a domestic investor can also custody at a foreign bank.
Formula / calculation
Settlement share = Shares at an institution / Total shares × 100. The sum held at foreign custodians (such as Citibank and Deutsche Bank) is tracked as the foreign settlement ratio. Yatırımcı.AI publishes daily settlement distribution on stock pages.
Interpretation
A rising foreign settlement ratio suggests foreign inflows, while concentration at one institution may show institutional or controlling-shareholder accumulation. The change over time matters more than the level.
Pitfalls
the custodian does not reveal the beneficial owner; a domestic investor can also custody at a foreign bank. Settlement data is published with a one-day lag. It is not a stand-alone trading signal.
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What is Settlement and settlement distribution?
Settlement is the exchange of shares and cash after a trade; settlement distribution is the table showing which custodians hold the shares.
How is Settlement and settlement distribution calculated?
Settlement share = Shares at an institution / Total shares × 100. The sum held at foreign custodians (such as Citibank and Deutsche Bank) is tracked as the foreign settlement ratio. Yatırımcı.AI publishes daily settlement distribution on stock pages.
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