DTCC stories
Tokenised securities from one of Wall Street's key utilities will gain a new venue for trading and settlement if the Solana link goes live in 2027.
More than 1,900 organisations are now deploying or testing the system as DTCC certificate rules force financial firms to move fast before year-end deadlines.
Market participants have been warned they will have less time for trade matching and settlement checks as Hong Kong prepares to shorten its cycle.
The rollout could help banks and brokerages move tokenised securities into regulated markets, using DTC's infrastructure to preserve investor rights.
Europe's shift to T+1 settlement could leave banks and brokers with less room for error as failed trades and manual processes rise.
The move strengthens DTCC's client-facing leadership as markets demand more support on trading, settlement and reporting complexity.
The tie-up could make private investments easier to handle for wealth advisers and asset managers as demand for alternatives grows.
Manual commissions reconciliation should ease for J.P. Morgan as rising U.S. options volumes push more firms onto DTCC's CTM workflow.
Tokenised funds from Ondo can now tap the network behind more than 85% of US mutual fund transactions, widening access to mainstream distributors.
More than 30 firms joined a production test that could speed settlement and collateral movement across US markets, after SEC clearance.
Overnight U.S. equity trading can now settle almost round the clock, as market operators race to serve investors across time zones.
The tie-up could let banks and asset managers move regulated securities onchain, with DTC-settled tokenised assets due in 2027.
Banks could cut funding and capital costs as near real-time tokenised collateral promises faster movements across markets and time zones.
Round-the-clock collateral transfers could become faster and less capital-intensive as DTCC prepares a blockchain-based platform with Chainlink for global markets.
Brokers and custodians face pressure to overhaul manual workflows as DTCC’s July 2026 rollout could make tokenised settlement the new market standard.
The move gives banks and brokers a clearer path to tokenised securities, with limited trading due to start in July 2026 and broader rollout in October.
Europe's shift to T+1 is prompting custodians to automate settlement instructions, cutting manual errors that can trigger costly trade failures.
Some of DTCC’s most critical clearing systems will move to the public cloud for the first time after US regulator approval.
The pilot will test whether Korean won fund interests can be distributed overseas without breaching local rules or investor controls.
Arc's push towards a public launch gains weight as BlackRock, Visa and other financial heavyweights agree to help secure the network.
