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T+1 in the UK and Europe: How to get Ops up to speed

Virtual Event

T+1 in the UK and Europe: How to get Ops up to speed

Join experts from Duco and the UK Accelerated Settlements Taskforce to discover how to futureproof without growing headcount.


Tuesday, 6 October, 3pm UK

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Faster settlement is coming to the UK and Europe.

US markets met their T+1 obligations back in 2024, but many had increased headcount to manage it, some by as much as 18%.

Some COOs will recognise the October 2027 deadline for the opportunity it is: a regulatory-mandated drive for operational efficiency.

But the complexity ahead is immense: there are more than 30 CSDs, 18 CCPs, and 11 currencies to contend with. Automation is vital if you want to avoid what happened in the US, so how can firms rise to the challenge?

This webinar is for you if you:

  1. Are accountable for settlement or post-trade operations at a sell-side or buy-side firm in the UK or Europe
  2. Want to know how to meet the requirements with your current processes and headcount by the October 2027 deadline
  3. Recognise that T+1 in the UK and Europe will be completely different to the US shift back in 2024

Join a panel of industry experts from Duco and the UK Accelerated Settlements Taskforce to explore:

  • Why Ops leaders should use T+1 as an opportunity to push for broad efficiency improvements
  • Lessons learnt from the US market shift, and how things will be different in the UK and Europe
  • The true penalties for not being ready in time
  • How agentic AI can be deployed to make T+1 and even T+0 settlement possible
Andrew Douglas

Andrew Douglas

Chair, UK Accelerated Settlements Taskforce

James Maxfield

James Maxfield

Chief Client Officer, Duco