Smooth T+1 Transition Cuts Market Default Buffer by $3.1 Billion

📆 05/06/2024 13:16:00
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The transition to one-day settlement across US capital markets is going smoothly, reducing the size of a cash buffer against counterparty defaults by about a quarter.

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