The path to 2030: securities processing transformation - global
Global perspectives on how securities processing is changing and where firms are prioritising transformation.
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Securities processing priorities are shifting as firms respond to changing client expectations, more complex regulation and continued pressure to modernise across the post-trade lifecycle. The challenge is no longer whether change is needed, but where firms should focus first.
Speakers

Barnaby Nelson
Chief Executive Officer
The ValueExchange
Bhavesh Khator
Head of Post Trade Engineering
DriveWealth
Brian Steele
President, Clearing & Securities Services
DTCC
Mack Gill
Head of Securities Processing
FISWhich parts of the post-trade model need the most urgent attention? How are banks and brokers balancing transformation investment, operating model change and practical delivery across a more demanding market environment?
This session brings together Barnaby Nelson, Brian Steele, Bhavesh Khator and Mack Gill of FIS to examine the global path to securities processing transformation and what it means for broker models, infrastructure priorities and investment focus.
The session, produced in partnership with FIS, highlights:
How regulation is shifting towards more principle-based expectations
Which parts of the post-trade cycle now need the most attention
What a new broker operating model may need to look like
Where firms are focusing transformation efforts across T+1, asset servicing, margining and collateral
How investment and client dynamics are reshaping post-trade priorities
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