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T+1 settlement for US securities by H1 2024, says report

01 December 2021 US
Reporter: Bob Currie

DTCC, ICI and SIFMA outline path to implement next-day settlement for US securities by H1 2024, but a move to T+0 is not feasible in the short term

EXCLUSIVE: Matthew Harrison returns to Trading Apps as CEO

01 December 2021 UK
Reporter: Carmella Haswell

After three years at BNY Mellon as managing director of securities lending, following BNY鈥檚 purchase of Trading Apps鈥� software, Harrison makes his return to the company he founded back in 2011

Broadway Technology expands leadership team with senior hires

01 December 2021 US
Reporter: Carmella Haswell

Eitan Reich is appointed chief technology officer at Broadway Technology鈥檚 New York office, with Dario Gatta assigned as chief information officer for its London branch

CPMI IOSCO consult on client clearing and portability

30 November 2021 Global
Reporter: SFT

Consultative report focuses on new CCP access models and portability of client positions in case of a clearing member default

European repo market grows to new high, says ICMA survey

30 November 2021 Europe
Reporter: Carmella Haswell

The trade association reveals the baseline figure for the European market size at a record high of 鈧�8,726 billion, a 5.3 per cent rise from December 2020

FIA EPTA welcomes EC proposals on MiFIR and MiFID II reviews

29 November 2021 Belgium
Reporter: Rebecca Delaney

European capital markets require threefold policy action based on building a true EU single market for financial instruments, improved data quality and transparency in European markets, and strengthened investor protection standards

FSB Asia group focuses on outsourcing risk

29 November 2021 Asia Pacific
Reporter: Bob Currie

Today鈥檚 meeting of the Financial Stability Board Regional Consultative Group for Asia reflected on concentration risk arising from dependence on a small number of third-party service providers, along with macroeconomic imperatives linked to COVID-19