T+1 accelerated settlements - with Broadridge, J.P. Morgan, and CCL
How the UK and EU transition to T+1 may differ from North America’s path.
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The UK and European Union (EU) transition to T+1 is moving closer, but the path is unlikely to mirror North America exactly. Firms need to understand not only what changed in the US, but how European and UK market structure, infrastructure and operating models may create a different implementation challenge.
Speakers

Ignatius John
VP of Product
Broadridge
Mark Austin
Principal, Head of Trade Support
CCL
Martin Lawrence
Chief Customer Officer
The ValueExchange
Matthew Pountain
Head of Product Management
BroadridgeHow will the UK and EU move to T+1 differ from North America's transition? What practical steps should firms be taking now to prepare for the operational demands ahead?
This session brings together Martin Lawrence of The ValueExchange, Matthew Pountain and Ignatius John of Broadridge, Emma Johnson of J.P. Morgan and Mark Austin of CCL to examine the key transition differences, the operational issues firms need to address and the steps that can support stronger readiness.
The session, produced in partnership with Broadridge, highlights:
How the UK and EU transition may differ from the North American model
What operational challenges firms need to address early
Which practical steps can support stronger implementation readiness
Why market structure and external dependencies will shape transition planning
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