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EU finalises high-level road map for T+1

The TRADE

The EU T+1 Industry Committee has published its High-Level Road Map for the transition to a reduced settlement cycle for securities on 11 October 2027. The roadmap contains a set of recommendations developed collaboratively by association representatives and workstream leads from various industry segments, and its technical workstreams, with broad (..)

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The rebundling conundrum

The TRADE

Serious implementation is more likely by 2027, given the operational and regulatory steps required.” Robert Buller, global account management at Kepler Cheuvreux, tells The TRADE that “Kepler Cheuvreux is well positioned to benefit from joint payments,” but adds that “most UK long-only managers are hesitant to be first movers.

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Here are Goldman’s best-of-the-best stock picks heading into August

CNBC: Investing

"AON is poised to deliver stronger than consensus 2026 organic growth and free cash flow (FCF 9%+ above Visible Alpha consensus for 2026/2027) supported by talent investments (more brokers), NFP acquisition synergies (acquired in 2024), and a recovery in M & A and capital markets activity."

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FESE sets out stance on 24-hour trading in Europe

The TRADE

The pending deadline for T+1 settlement on 11 October 2027 was also a key part of the groups announcement, which stated that the transition should be designed in a way which allows for longer trading hours, if required, to ensure trading flexibility.

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

The TRADE

Earlier this year, the EU, Switzerland (CH), and the UK officially aligned on the proposed date for a shortened settlement cycle, with the region’s move to T+1 now set to come into force in October 2027.

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Here's what Wall Street thinks about Tesla's second-quarter results

CNBC: Investing

He said he expects Tesla's revenue growth and profits to improve in 2026, but is keeping his 2025-2027 estimates below the FactSet consensus. "We believe a key focus for investors going forward will be the ability for revenue and profits to reaccelerate driven by Tesla's AI enabled products (e.g.

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JPMorgan says shares of this little-known online lender can rally more than 50%

CNBC: Investing

Analyst Katherine Lei said Qifu's return on equity — a widely followed profitability measure — will grow at a 9% clip from 2024 to 2027, while its earnings expand at a compounded annual growth rate of 24%. JPMorgan's forecast implies more than 51% upside from Tuesday's close.