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The UK’s Accelerated Settlement Taskforce has recommended a two-phased approach to shortening the settlement cycle beginning with operational changes in 2025 and a full transition by the end of 2027. More than 80 trade associations and industry participants have volunteered to support the Technical Group.
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A full copy of the report can be found here. The post UK T+1 taskforce publishes recommendations ahead of proposed 2027 switch appeared first on The TRADE.
The UK T+1 Taskforce technical group has earmarked October or November 2027 as the date for a switch to an accelerated settlement cycle in the UK. What’s very clear is that the entire industry, whichever segment you’re in, has that desire is for alignment.
In a new report, the task force stated that this followed a range of views being expressed as to whether the date identified for the UK transition, H2 2027, could also be a feasible implementation date for the EU. In addition, pre-settlement matching was noted as being essential to identify and remediate potential issues as soon as possible.
The shift to T+1 in the US can largely be described as a success – affirmation rates remain comfortably high, fail rates have stayed reasonably low and FX trades don’t appear to have shifted to bilateral settlement as feared. Depending on the day of the week or the settlement cycle used it’ll be more expensive to trade.”
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The first step is a prerequisite to the second and will involve all trades being confirmed/allocated “as soon as practicable and no later than on trade date”. The UK put together a taskforce in 2022, releasing its first report in March this year which confirmed that the UK should move to T+1 no later than December 2027.
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The Swiss Securities Post-Trade Council (swissSPTC) has recommended a move to T+1 in October 2027 in line with the EUs ambitions, and likely the UK. The recommendation is that the transition to a T+1 Settlement Cycle for the domestic markets in Switzerland and Liechtenstein should occur in October 2027.
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has proposed a move to T+1 in the EU by Q4 2027 – in line with the UK. Published in the watchdog’s final T+1 recommendations, ESMA recommends that the migration to T+1 occurs simultaneously across all relevant instruments – with a coordinated approach across the continent “desirable”. In a (..)
ESMA announced last month that it would prepare for a move to T+1 in the EU by Q4 2027 in line with the UK. The post ESMA names T+1 lead as 11 October 2027 earmarked for co-ordinated switch with UK appeared first on The TRADE.
On 6 February, the UKs Accelerated Settlement Taskforce (AST) published its report asserting a UK move to a T+1 settlement cycle by 11 October 2027, and listing a set of recommendations for the shift. The post FCA welcomes UK taskforce final report on the move to T+1 appeared first on The TRADE.
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Jim Kaye, Executive Director at the FIX Trading Community Next year will be the year of preparation. Market participants readiness for key milestones, like the anticipated go-live of the European consolidated tape (CTP) in 2025 or the transition to T+1 settlement in the UK/EU in 2027, will be critical to ensure long-term success.
We are encouraged to see such strong, early engagement from the industry ahead of the UKs transition to T+1 in 2027, said Andrew Douglas, chair of the UK Accelerated Settlement Taskforce. The post Industry engagement strong in Europe ahead of T+1 transition, finds survey appeared first on The TRADE. Challenges remain, however.
BME has announced a reform to Spain’s securities settlement system to improve efficiency, align the Spanish market with European standards, and prepare it for the T+1 settlement cycle by 2027. The post BME implements new reform to bolster Spanish settlement system appeared first on The TRADE.
Euronext Amsterdam, Brussels and Paris are set to designate Euronext Securities as the central securities depository (CSD) for the settlement of equity trades from September 2026. At present, the settlement of equity trades in Europe is fragmented across over 30 different CSDs.
The plan includes a Code of Conduct for market participants, which confirms11 October 2027 will be the first trading date in UK cash equities forsettlementon aT+1cycle in line with the European Union and Switzerland. Primary regulation, UK CSDR, will be amended to reflect that T+1 will be mandatory from 11 October 2027.
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I think it’s similar to 2024 to some extent, the main challenges are going to be political and macroeconomic uncertainties and how that will impact traders trading strategy. Financial products are different in EM than in developed markets where products are more electronic, with more high frequency trading, etc.
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