Speaking at Sibos 2026 in Miami, executives from BNP Paribas, Clearstream, Brown Brothers Harriman and CMU OmniClear said tokenisation's institutional value will increasingly lie in how assets can be mobilised and reused as collateral.

Speaking at Sibos, BBH’s Bill Tyree explains how AI technology could help banks manage tighter settlement windows by monitoring transactions and flagging potential fails.

Settlement failure rates across EU central securities depositories jumped sharply in early April, according to new data from European regulators.

Ahead of the launch of Europe’s consolidated tape this month, Rosa Armesto, director general at the Federation of European Securities Exchanges (FESE), discusses why the initiative should not be viewed as a silver bullet, stressing the fact that it is “simply adding to something that already exists”.

More than three quarters of sell-side still confirming more than 10% of their bilateral OTC derivatives trades manually, according to a recent Acuiti and OSTTRA report.

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.

Central bank-backed innovation challenge highlights growing progress in tokenised settlement infrastructure, but warns trade-offs around scalability, governance and interoperability remain unresolved.

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.

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.