EU officials have said that introducing T+1 towards the end of 2027 is “feasible” as there are no “roadblocks” to the implementation of the new trading settlement rules.
During a discussion hosted by the European Securities and Markets Authority and attended by EU officials, European Commission policy officer Sebastijan Hrovatin said that the fourth quarter of 2027 was a realistic timeframe for the shift to happen. He added that any date “put on the table” by the commission will reflect what the EU executive body thinks is “realistic and acceptable”.
