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The UKs move to a T+1 settlement cycle could release 1 billion of margin currently required at central counterparties, according to the Bank of Englands (BoE) executive director, financialmarket infrastructure, Sasha Mills. The UK will move to T+1 on 11 October 2027, in line with the EU and Switzerland.
There are a few big regulatory changes which are probably not going to go live in 2025, but will need technological and infrastructure-related preparation and change before 2026 and 2027. We already know the date 11 October 2027 less than three years away and people will need time to prepare, which means that the work should starts now.
Steve Walsh, director of product and solutions, Duco This has been one of the most consequential years for financialmarket regulation in a decade. Resolving these issues will be relevant in Europe as well, as T+1 is expected to reach both the EU and the UK by the end of 2027.
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