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Settlement compression – where next? Settlement compression – where next?
Now that India, the US and Canada have confirmed they are reducing trade settlement cycles from T+2 to T+1, what are the risks and what are the benefits? flow takes a closer look at accelerated settlement
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Ethereum’s ‘Great Merge’ Ethereum’s ‘Great Merge’
Ethereum, the second largest cryptocurrency in terms of market cap has shifted to a “proof-of-stake” consensus mechanism, with key implications for energy use, network security – and the crypto landscape. Drawing on Deutsche Bank Research, flow’s Clarissa Dann takes a closer look
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Saudi Arabia’s new capital markets infrastructure Saudi Arabia’s new capital markets infrastructure
Saudi Arabia has demonstrated enormous resolve by opening up to foreign investors. Having once been inaccessible, the country has created an excellent framework to facilitate inward investment, reports Deutsche Bank’s Manoj Aidasani
SECURITIES SERVICES, TECHNOLOGY
Unlocking the value of automation in asset management Unlocking the value of automation in asset management
How will AI, ML, cloud services and automation shape the future of asset management? flow reports on a webinar hosted by The Asset magazine that examined how custodians can help investors navigate social and ethical concerns, while continuing to deploy new digital solutions
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Managing evolving networks Managing evolving networks
Network managers gathered at The Network Forum in London against a backdrop of regulatory reform, trade settlement compression momentum, digitalisation of assets and processes – and joy to be reconvening at a physical event. flow’s Clarissa Dann reports
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T+1 settlement reaches America
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Settlement compression – where next?
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India trumpets T+1 settlement
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Saudi Arabia’s new capital markets infrastructure
SECURITIES SERVICES, TECHNOLOGY
Accelerated settlement – the move towards T+0
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CHRISTOF HOFMANN
Getting flexible: Treasury’s response to deglobalisation
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Towards COP27: The financial sector as a key driver of change
DR REBECCA HARDING
Why we need a new look at rare earths
CHRISTOF HOFMANN
Bridges into the blockchain world
DR REBECCA HARDING
Farewell to hydrocarbons
VINCO DAVID, JONATHAN SKOVBRO
Export credit insurance in crises
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SECURITIES SERVICES
T+1 settlement reaches America T+1 settlement reaches America
The US has announced a reduction of the securities settlement cycle from T+2 to T+1, following a relatively trouble-free transition from T+3 to T+2 five years ago. flow reports on the risks and benefits of this next step, market responses and what it could mean for atomic (immediate) settlement
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India trumpets T+1 settlement India trumpets T+1 settlement
India has started to transition its equity settlement cycle from T+2 to T+1, leapfrogging the US and Canada, which both have similar plans. flow reports on the impact of this change in India, how it will be felt acutely by foreign investors and what the scope is for further compression
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A brave new SDR world? A brave new SDR world?
With the Central Securities Depositories Regulation (CSDR) Settlement Discipline Regime (SDR) having come into force on 1 February 2022, mandatory buy-ins for market participants that fail to settle a trade within a set period was postponed. flow provides a summary of the impact
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