Post-share trading operations refer to the processes that occur after a trade is executed in the stock market. These include trade confirmation, clearing, and settlement. Once a trade is confirmed, clearing involves validating the transaction details and ensuring both buyer and seller fulfill their obligations. Settlement is the final step, where ownership of shares is transferred from the seller to the buyer, and payment is made. These operations are typically handled by clearing corporations and depositories to ensure smooth, risk-free transactions. Efficient post-trade operations are vital for market integrity, investor confidence, and maintaining the liquidity and stability of financial markets.