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The rebundling conundrum

The TRADE

At the time, a significant concern for asset managers was the possibility that access to, and quality of, research would be diminished. However, all in all, the good intentions behind regulators’ decisions at the time cannot be denied – the pursuit of more efficient capital markets is necessary after all.

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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. Though the US shift to T+1 was relatively painless in the end, ultimately this is a different beast.

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Asset management association pushes for Europe to switch to T+1 in 2026

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One other point was that there should be a recommendation, but not a regulatory requirement, to transition the mutual fund subscription and redemption settlement cycle to T+2 from the common T+3/4 in the UK and other popular EEA fund jurisdictions to coincide with the UK, EU and Swiss transition to T+1 in capital markets.

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EU proposes October 2027 for T+1 switch

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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has proposed a move to T+1 in the EU by Q4 2027 – in line with the UK. Published in the watchdog’s final T+1 recommendations, ESMA recommends that the migration to T+1 occurs simultaneously across all relevant instruments – with a coordinated approach across the continent “desirable”. In a (..)

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The TRADE predictions series 2025: Post-trade and the shift to T+1

The TRADE

Central clearing will play a key role in this debate, which will be essential for advancing the region’s capital markets, and we look forward to Emir 3.0 This conversation is especially relevant as cross-border transactions grow in volume and as asset managers expand their investment in international markets.

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