The path to 2030: securities processing transformation in APAC
How are regulation, market structure and client demand reshaping securities processing priorities across APAC?
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Securities processing priorities are shifting as firms face more complex regulatory expectations, changing client needs and growing pressure to modernise across the post-trade lifecycle. The challenge is no longer identifying the need for change, but deciding where to act first.
Which parts of the post-trade model need the most urgent attention as firms plan for 2030 and beyond? How are regulatory direction, infrastructure change and regional operating realities influencing transformation priorities?\
This session brings together Andrew Murfin of UBS, Bruno Campenon of BNP Paribas, Sam Riley of Clearstream and Mack Gill of FIS to examine how securities processing is evolving and what that means for broker models, infrastructure priorities and investment focus.\
The session, produced in partnership with FIS, highlights:\
How regulation is changing in character, with a shift towards more principle-based expectations
Which areas of the post-trade cycle are now facing the greatest operational pressure
How broker operating models may need to evolve in response to changing market conditions
Why T+1, asset servicing and collateral remain central to current transformation plans
How regional dynamics continue to shape strategy, priorities and execution
Speakers
Andrew Murfin
Senior Advisor, Consultant
UBS
Bruno Campenon
Head of Bank, Brokers and Corporates
BNP Paribas
Mack Gill
Head of Securities Processing
FIS
Martin Lawrence
Chief Customer Officer
The ValueExchange
Sam Riley
Chief Executive Officer
ClearstreamAsk the Xchange AI
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