
T+1 Settlement 2026: Global Transition, Impacts, and Strategic Insights
On 28 May 2024, the US equities market transitioned to a T+1 settlement cycle after more than a year of intense preparation among both domestic and international firms. The headline aim of the move to T+1 settlement was to reduce counterparty risk exposure and unlock liquidity in the US settlement process. US equities represent over 40% of global market value, so the impact of this shift has been felt across the globe. Since then, there has been an observable global shift towards faster settlement and multiple regions have stepped up their preparations.
In this updated paper, analysts in Thomas Murray’s Financial Market Infrastructure team provide regional updates on settlement cycle progression and highlight how the move to T+1 is affecting North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Africa and the Middle East, and the LATAM regions.
The eBook covers:
- North America: Impact and Lessons Learnt
- The European Union: A Countdown to T+1
- India and Pakistan
- APAC: Continued Patience or Rising Pressure?
- Building Towards Shorter Settlement Cycles in Latin America, Africa and the Middle East
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