A shortened trade settlement timeframe—commonly referred to as T+1—will come to Canada and the United States in May of 2024. In the first episode of our T+1 podcast series, Mario Brizar, Director of Business Development, answers key questions about this important market development:
“The overarching goal is to reduce credit, operational, market and counterparty risk."
Mario Brizar
Director of Business Development
- Why is Canada moving to T+1?
- When will the T+1 transition take place?
- What types of securities will T+1 encompass?
- How is T+1 different from previous transitions?
- Where else is T+1 occurring?
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