Deep Dive: US move to T+1 for ETFs will require 'synchronisation' from foreign markets

Timing mismatch

Cristian Angeloni
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The move to a T+1 settlement in the US for ETFs at the end of May 2024 has been widely welcomed as it brings the potential to improve market efficiency, but close monitoring will be required.

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