The T+1 Transition Priorities
Europe’s move to T+1 will fundamentally reshape post-trade operations. This white paper explains what breaks first, where risk concentrates, and how firms can prepare.
Author: Vaibhav Garg
Monthly Securities Finance Market Review: February 2026
EquiLend’s Head of Trading Solutions, Mike Norwood, shares his February securities finance market review, highlighting how sector rotation, artificial intelligence-driven dispersion, and shifting macro conditions shaped activity across EquiLend NGT.
APAC Securities Lending Trading Activity: Growth, Friction, and the Automation Imperative
APAC securities lending trading activity has undergone a structural shift over the past three years.
The Quiet Countdown to T+1 Settlement in Asia
The global move to T+1 settlement is no longer theoretical.
The Next Frontier in Retail Brokerage Revenue
Retail brokerages face a revenue crisis hiding in plain sight.
Securities Lending Onboarding Is Holding Back Liquidity
Manual onboarding processes are slowing approvals, trapping inventory, and delaying revenue across the securities lending market.
Predicted Short Interest: A New Lens on Market Positioning
Understanding short interest is critical, yet traditional short interest data has significant limitations as it is infrequent and heavily delayed.
2025: The Year AI Reshaped the Lending Landscape
2025 was a defining year for AI-linked equities. Markets aggressively rewarded companies positioned across the entire value chain, from compute infrastructure and semiconductors to enterprise services and quantum technology.
2025 Year in Review: What Drove a Record-Breaking Year for Securities Lending Revenue?
The curtain has closed on 2025 — and what a year it was for global securities finance.
Automating SSIs: Why the EquiLend-SSImple Offering Matters for T+1 and Beyond
As the securities finance industry prepares for the transition to T+1 settlement in the UK, Europe and Switzerland by October 2027, operational efficiency and accuracy are coming under increased scrutiny.
EquiLend 1Source: Transforming Securities Finance Through Distributed Ledger Technology
Reconciliations cost the securities finance industry tens to hundreds of millions of dollars each year.