As firms gear up for the EU and UK’s shift to T+1 in October 2027, pressure is mounting on Asian regulators to align.
Val Wotton, global head of equities solutions at the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, noted in a guest column on FX Markets’s sibling publication WatersTechnology that Asia‑Pacific’s journey to T+1 is expected to involve unique complexities: multiple time zones and currencies, varying levels of market maturity, deep market fragmentation, and a patchwork of
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