T+1 in Practice: A ValueExchange Q&A webinar with Broadridge
How firms are addressing the practical questions emerging as T+1 moves closer.
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As T+1 moves closer, the challenge is no longer understanding the headline change. Firms are now focused on how to adapt in practice across testing, coordination, settlement risk, funding and day-to-day operational resilience.
Speakers
Carl Bennett
Senior Director
Broadridge
Emma Johnson
Head of Industry Advocacy and Insight
The ValueExchange
Ignatius John
VP of Product
Broadridge
Martin Lawrence
Chief Customer Officer
The ValueExchangeWhat are the most immediate questions firms are asking as T+1 approaches? Where do practical implementation issues remain least understood across operations, funding, cross-border activity and technology change?
This session brings together Martin Lawrence and Emma Johnson of The ValueExchange, alongside Ignatius John and Carl Bennett of Broadridge, to respond directly to the operational questions firms are raising as T+1 preparation becomes more immediate.
The session, produced in partnership with Broadridge, highlights:
How firms are thinking about readiness and industry coordination in practice
What testing and market preparedness still require ahead of transition
Where settlement risk and operational resilience concerns remain most acute
Why funding, foreign exchange (FX) and cross-border transactions continue to create pressure
How technology enablement, including Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) and automation, fits into practical preparation
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