As part of our T+1 series, in this blog we explore the tools and data techniques that can be leveraged to improve settlement efficiency.
Following the confirmed T+1 settlement changes that will take effect in the US and Canada in May 2024, there is a clear opportunity to modernise settlement processes. If executed optimally, this will support in driving the cost agenda in the securities business – so T+1 can be a golden opportunity for enhancements to infrastructure and activities.
By using the right tooling and data techniques market participants can give themselves a big advantage to get this right and capture the benefits available by:
We believe T+1 can be a major driver of operational and technology efficiency in the securities industry if organisations use the right approaches, including those described above. And this is particularly important as it touches a number of functions for which it can be hard to develop a cost-based business case for improvement, due to the low-cost value trap of suboptimal processes on aged infrastructure.
We are ourselves investing in tooling to support our clients with this.
We are happy to demo these tools and look forward to engaging in further discussions.
With the help of these tools and techniques, businesses can more effectively adapt to the accelerated T+1 settlement changes. To achieve the shortened settlement period, companies must evaluate their current infrastructure and tackle common challenges by implementing substantial changes to their business processes.
This now concludes our second blog as part of the T+1 series. We will continue to dive into the value that can be enabled and the challenges to be navigated in a T+1 environment. Stay tuned to hear more – and do reach out if you are interested in a more tailored discussion.