Securities post-trade encompasses all activities occurring after a securities transaction is executed. These activities include clearing, settlement, and custody of financial instruments, ensuring the transfer of ownership and funds between parties. It involves a series of processes that verify, reconcile, and record trades, culminating in the delivery of securities against payment. Efficient post-trade operations are vital for maintaining market integrity and reducing operational risk in financial markets.
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Distributed ledger technology (DLT) is widely considered a potential disruptor for traditional securities post-trade processes, offering the promise of greater efficiency and reduced costs. Financial institutions are exploring how tokenization and smart contracts can streamline clearing and settlement, potentially reducing settlement cycles. The future involves ongoing pilot programs and regulatory adjustments to facilitate the adoption of DLT in this critical financial infrastructure.
Digitizing the €14 trillion Eurobond market via DLT establishes a foundation for T+0 settlement and enhanced capital efficiency across European debt markets.
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