Delisted fund, NISA options?

[deepdishj]

I just noticed on my Moneytree App that my NISA balance had taken a drop. Checking it out further I see that the 1582 ｉシェアーズ　エマージング株ＥＴＦ－ＪＤＲ is now de-listed. The amount I have is showing up on the app but not being added to my total. It does show up when I go to my portfolio the SBI webpage.
However, on that webpage I can no longer access the fund, that is, I don't have the option to sell. I realize that the NISA can't be re-balanced and that I shouldn't be selling anyways, but what are my options here? Do I just hold the amount I have for the next 5 years?
Any input would be appreciated.

[kansaifolk]

I am in the same situation, I think. It is no longer showing up inside my SBI NISA. I do see it listed with the number of my shares, outside my NISA, but with no overall value listed.
When a stock is delisted, my experience is that your shares are exchanged for the value on the delisted day if you didn't sell beforehand. I am assuming we are just waiting for the settlement to go through. It is a big bummer that we lose out on that NISA portion and can't trade it for something else. Just unlucky.
I am thinking of buying 1681 上場ＭＳエマ in its place to get back into emerging markets. But of course we have to use up our new 2018 NISA allocation.

[GaijinMonkey]

The last trading day was Friday, January 19th.

If you didn't sell, you will receive the the money sometime in March.

[deepdishj]

Thanks for that info.
Can I then use that money to buy something else without it counting against my NISA allowance for this year?

[GaijinMonkey]

No, it will count towards this years allowance.