Event agenda

Is faster better? Understanding T+1

Now that the US is on T+1, and the UK is preparing for it, Europe has to decide what to do. What are the important considerations? Why is enthusiasm so muted? What is the route ahead?

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Securities Services, BNP Paribas

Post-trade regulation – the COMPLETE overview (Wednesday edition)

DORA, CSDR, EMIR, SRD II, WHT FASTER, CSRD, SFDR, MiFID … Us post-trade folks love our reg acronyms so let’s go into what they mean for you. J.P. Morgan’s Alex Dockx (Wed) and Citi’s Marcello Topa (Thu), will each present their own takes, so join both!

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J.P. Morgan

Fireside chat: How firms are reimagining reconciliations to boost data controls

Learn how to navigate reconciliation trends and the challenges facing industry participants, and to leverage innovative solutions to transform reconciliation processes and data control frameworks.

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Broadridge

Stockholm, Sweden

What’s up next in the European Commission’s campaign for settlement discipline

Two proposals within the Central Securities Depositories Regulation (CSDR) refit has garnered much controversy: progressive penalties and mandatory buy-ins (MBIs). Get an overview of the progress of the CSDR and the MBI debate, straight from the source.

Bringing the issuer perspective

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Euroclear

Brussels, Belgium

The future of securities services (with ISSA)

ISSA has closely investigated the ten drivers that are forming your securities services of tomorrow. Its experts are set to share the outcome with you in Stockholm this Wednesday morning.

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International Securities Services Association (ISSA)

The TARGET Services – what’s up and what’s next

Digital shift in withholding tax: FASTER, MiKaDiv, Trace & Co. challenging the financial industry

On the network manager’s agenda for 2025 – Wednesday edition

Today’s custodian banks operate under an increasingly complex environment. Caught in the whirl of it all are network managers, whose role has evolved, and is likely to keep evolving. What does their future look like, and how should they adapt?

Suitability: From regulatory challenges to the latest trends

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SIX

The prospects of T+1 for the UK and EU

Could the UK go first into T+1 or would the market prefer coordination with the EU? And indeed, when will we be ready for it at all? Three months into the American T+1 outcome, let’s meet up to take the temperature on Europe’s attitudes and circumstances.

All safe? The latest and what’s next in CCP recovery and resolution

Setting the cost-splitting rules for rare but potentially disastrous problems at the clearinghouses is a delicate balance. The discussion is age-old, but could real changes lie ahead? What should clearing members and their market-participant clients know?

Post-trade regulation – the COMPLETE overview (Thursday edition)

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Citi

Time for change in the European capital market infrastructure

A growing choir sees the national fragmentation of the EU’s trade settlement and regulatory supervision as an impediment to developing the continent’s financial market. So, how should stakeholders act?

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Euronext Securities

Oslo | Copenhagen | Milan | Porto

Digital assets – the path to a regulated playing field

Institutional investors are among those who stay on the sideline until there is stable-enough regulation. So what will it look like, and how do we get there?

On the network manager’s agenda for 2025 – Thursday edition

Today’s custodian banks operate under an increasingly complex environment. Caught in the whirl of it all are network managers, whose role has evolved significantly over the years. What are the challenges to come and how should they adapt to stay on top?

FIDA and the future of financial services

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ERI

Luxembourg, Luxembourg

The ESG data conundrum for asset managers

Regulators are keeping a watchful eye over ESG claims. Most asset managers have every intention to comply, but that’s easier said than done when data sourcing feels like navigating a minefield of coverage and quality issues.