The pulse on T+1 in the EU & UK: preparing and priorities for 2026
What will determine whether firms in the EU and UK are operationally ready for T+1 in 2026?
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T+1 is no longer a distant market change. Firms across the European Union (EU) and UK are now moving from readiness assessment into practical implementation planning, where timelines, dependencies and coordination demands become more immediate.
Speakers
Emma Johnson
Head of Industry Advocacy and Insight
The ValueExchange
Gareth Jones
Head of Collateral Management, North America
Euroclear
Kathy Waldie
Head of Target Services Governance
Clearstream
Martin Lawrence
Chief Customer Officer
The ValueExchangeWhat will matter most as firms prepare for T+1 across the EU and UK? Where are the main risks emerging as organisations shift from high-level planning to operational execution?
This webinar brings together Kathy Waldie of Clearstream, Gareth Jones of Euroclear, Emma Johnson and Martin Lawrence of The ValueExchange to examine the operational priorities shaping T+1 preparation across market infrastructure, workflow design and governance.
The session highlights:
Why central securities depository (CSD) and international CSD (ICSD) dependencies will shape implementation timing and sequencing
How early impact assessment helps firms identify pressure points and secure budgets
What execution clarity looks like across trade flows, lifecycle events and hand-offs
How automation and data quality can reduce operational friction and counterparty risk
Why governance and cross-industry coordination will be critical to meeting market milestones
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