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Global Markets Accelerate Shift to T+1 Settlement Amid Regulatory and Technological Challenges

Financial jurisdictions worldwide are advancing toward one-day securities settlement cycles, balancing risk reduction with operational complexities and cross-border coordination.

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The global securities settlement landscape is undergoing a pivotal transformation as regulators and market participants compress settlement timelines from T+2 to T+1. The United States has completed this transition in May 2024, while Europe and the UK target October 2027 for alignment. Other regions like Australia and…
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Global Markets Accelerate Shift to T+1 Settlement Amid Regulatory and Technological Challenges The global securities settlement landscape is undergoing a pivotal transformation as regulators and market participants compress settlement timelines from T+2 to T+1. The United States has completed this transition in M... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/global-markets-accelerate-shift-to-t-1-settlement-amid-regulatory-and-technological-challenges

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