120 days after T+1 in North America
What the first 120 days of T+1 reveal about operating change in practice.
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The first months of T+1 have provided a clearer view of what accelerated settlement means in practice. Firms are now able to assess not only whether the transition worked, but how operating models, automation and resource demands have changed under the new cycle.
Speakers

Barnaby Nelson
Chief Executive Officer
The ValueExchange
John Bevil
Senior Solutions Manager - Capital Markets
Xceptor
Julian Chesser
Head of APAC
Delta Capita
Michele Pitts
Global Head of Custody Data
Citi
Rui Ferreira
Settlements Product Manager
FISWhat are the real impacts of moving to T+1 after 120 days? What should firms in the UK, Europe and other markets take from North America's early experience?
This session brings together experts from Citi, Delta Capita, FIS and Xceptor to reflect on the transition to T+1 in North America and what it reveals for firms already operating in a shorter cycle or preparing to do so.
The session highlights:
How operating models have adapted in the first 120 days of T+1
What the transition has revealed about automation in the settlement process
How cost and resource allocation have been affected under the new cycle
What lessons other markets can draw as they prepare for T+1
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