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Transitioning to T+1 is a team effort involving thousands of market participants, including clearing houses, depositories, custodian banks, broker-dealers, investment advisors, self-regulatory organisations, stock exchanges, service providers, industry groups, trade associations, and regulators.
In the current state with T+2 you have 48 hours to execute a security trade, match that trade with brokers, execute the FX and get everything settled. Once we get past the move to T+1 in the US and Canada, the UK and EU moving to T+1, likely in 2027 or 2028, is just around the corner. This is very much an operational challenge.
A shrinking number of brokers are accounting for over half of trading activity in Europe, a new report by Coalition Greenwich has found. According to Coalitions new research, the European equity commissions wallet grew 4% to $2.3 billion in 2024 in comparison with a 14% decline in 2023.
Whilst there will be continued focus on top-down changes, we will continue to advocate for market-led approaches which strengthen the existing competitive framework, particularly in cash equities clearing, allowing participants to prioritise initiatives which enhance their operational and capital efficiencies.
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