With the clock ticking for mandatory US Treasury clearing compliance, and the cash deadline approaching on 31 December 2026, the need for preparation and awareness is more pertinent than ever before.
With compliance fast approaching, the industry faces a year of rapid change, raising key questions around why the mandate matters now, how it will reshape market structure, liquidity and access to the US Treasury market and what firms need to do across areas such as margin and operations.
Ahead of this shift, The TRADE will be hosting an in-depth discussion to explore the current landscape around the mandate, from how firms across the buy-side, sell-side, regulators and technology sector are preparing.
The webinar will also delve into comparisons between firms in the US, and Europe and APAC and what should be prioritised as the deadline looms closer.
Join The TRADE’s reporter, Natasha Cocksedge, alongside Neal Rayner, head of US fixed income trading at Janus Henderson Investors, Jim Hraska, managing director, DTCC Consulting, Darren Wilson, managing director, repo, prime services and agency lending at State Street and Gabino Roche, chief executive and founder at Saphyre, on 4 June, as they explore this increasingly important topic.
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Speakers:

Neal Rayner, head of US fixed income trading
Janus Henderson Investors 
Jim Hraska, managing director
DTCC Consulting
Darren Wilson, MD, repo, prime services and agency lending
State Street

Gabino Roche, chief executive and founder
Saphyre
Moderator:

Natasha Cocksedge, reporter
The TRADE
Timings:
4 June 2026, 3.30pm BST/10.30am ET
Agenda:
- Why is the US Treasury clearing mandate being introduced, and why does it matter now?
- What impact is the shift expected to have on market structure, liquidity and access to the US Treasury market?
- How should buy-side and sell-side firms be preparing across margin, legal documentation, operations and technology?
- Where are the biggest gaps in readiness between US, European and Asia-Pacific participants?
- What support, infrastructure and coordination will be needed to ensure a smooth global transition?