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Keeping the APAC door open as Europe moves to T+1

The TRADE

When talks of a European shift began in earnest, the asset management community was keen for Europe to shift to one day settlement as soon as possible, with the Investment Association (IA) publicly pushing for a 2026 move. Though the US shift to T+1 was relatively painless in the end, ultimately this is a different beast.

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These stocks could benefit if Trump expands private markets access in 401(k) plans, analysts say

CNBC: Investing

This order, the people told the Journal, would call on the Department of Labor and the Securities and Exchange Commission to offer guidance to plan administrators and employers on how to include these assets in retirement plans. Asset managers have already started making inroads into the space.

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Royal London Asset Management: ‘At the end of the day, they’re just really good traders’

The TRADE

Royal London Asset Management’s (RLAM) trading team is no stranger to change. The London-based asset manager has undergone not one but three makeovers in recent years as it continues to evolve with the demands of the street. More recently though, RLAM’s trading team has undergone another revamp.

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The TRADE predictions series 2024: Regulation – Mifid/Mifir?

The TRADE

Eric Heliene, head of buy-side trading desk, Groupama Asset Management  The intensification of financial regulation is a fundamental trend transforming the asset management ecosystem. We also expect to see a heightened demand for the pan-European clearing model, which we pioneered in cash equities, in other asset classes.

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SEC chair Gary Gensler urges UK to set T+1 transition date

The TRADE

European asset managers moved staff to the US to manage foreign currency risks during the US 4PM to 6PM time zone rather than late at night in Europe.” Mutual funds and ETFs in the US have largely adopted a one-day settlement cycle by business practice, aligning portfolios from treasuries to equities. Gensler said.

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Fireside Friday with… ING Bank’s Stephane Malrait

The TRADE

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. The second big one is the creation of the consolidated tape in the UK and in Europe for bonds, and then equities followed by the derivative products.

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