What happens if the stock broker goes out of business?

Recently one of this type of incident happened. Unicorn securities which used to charge very low (Rs 5) where the industry standard is Rs20 went broke.  Actually a article briefs how the investor could have avoided this. 

Better be safe than sorry .

Satish

A C Agarwal Share Brokers Pvt. Ltd.
Address: City Mall 315 3rd floor, Bhagwan Das Rd, C Scheme, Ashok Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302001
 

Before dealing with any stock broker check his history do enquiries about his relations with Customers.you can check more details on valuebroking.com

Before selecting a stock broking firm, it is very important to get complete information about it.

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For most part, a stock broker remains profitable and continues his operations. However, if it goes out of business for some reason, it shall transfer its investments to some other firm. It is his responsibility to safeguard your investment at all costs. Yet, if you feel a stock broker is evading his responsibilities, then it is a failure to comply with the rules of Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). It has clear guidelines for stock brokers to run and close their business.

Ignoring your request would be a case of fraud. You can approach the SEBI or a court and file a lawsuit for breach of contract. There are several provisions in the law which shall provide you the required solution for your problem. In most cases SEBI deals with the broker and helps out the investors. To know more about the available legal options visit financial portals like Value Broking.