More than half of buy-side yet to take action on UK T+1 shift

FX and funding are key concerns for the buy-side ahead of the UK October 2027 deadline for T+1, although improvements in areas such as rule clarity and internal mobilisation have been noted, according to a recent report by the ValueExchange.

Europe’s T+1 countdown: Insights from the US

As the UK, EU and Switzerland prepare for a multi-market transition to T+1, automation, market nuance, and cross-regional coordination will be critical to navigating tighter timelines and global fragmentation, Mark Austin, principal head of trade support at Connor Clark & Lunn tells The TRADE.

Fireside Friday with… Broadridge’s Munish Gautam

The TRADE sits down with Munish Gautam, global head of trading platforms at Broadridge, to explore the role of AI in the upcoming shift to T+1 in Europe, from data processing support, error prevention and supporting human decision making.

Fireside Friday with… Euronext’s Simon Gallagher 

The TRADE sits down with Simon Gallagher, chief executive of Euronext London and head of global sales, to explore how the EU Savings and Investments Union proposals are set to impact European market structure, potential resistance and how technology developments are shifting the industry landscape.

Levelling the field or moving the goalposts?

With the SEC’s US Treasury clearing mandate scheduled for a phased rollout by 2027, Natasha Cocksedge examines how the shift to central clearing will reshape the market, and explores whether firms across the globe are equally prepared for the new rules, or whether the mandate remains largely on the US’ playing field.

Inside the UK’s blueprint for the move to T+1 settlement

Some lessons have been learnt from the US, while in other ways the UK will blaze its own trail with regards to supervisory and adjacent practices such as FX and lending. Claudia Preece reports from an exclusive roundtable discussion with the chair of the UK Accelerated Settlement taskforce, Andrew Douglas.