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T+1 in Asia-Pacific: Preparing post-trade operations for what’s ahead

There are benefits of Asia-Pacific markets moving to T+1, but there are unique complexities to tackle, says DTCC’s Val Wotton.

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With Europe set to transition to T+1 settlement in 2027, the global shift to faster settlement is picking up pace. Shorter settlement cycles are driving the need for robust post-trade automation to enable faster post-trade processing, ensure compliance, and strengthen operational resilience in an increasingly interconnected global marketplace. 

With China and India now at T+0/T+1, it is imperative that Asia-Pacific markets make the transition to T+1 to remain competitive on the global stage.

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