S&P Global and DTCC to launch T+1 data solution

S&P Global Market Intelligence is set to link its Onboarding Accelerator onboarding platform to DTCC’s ALERT, with the goal of supporting clients impacted by the upcoming US T+1 requirements.

Through the partnership, Onboarding Accelerator users will be able to query the status of critical standing settlement instructions (SSI) reference data for a particular account and market directly within the S&P Global Market Intelligence platform. SSI status information for trade permissions will be available through an ALERT API.

Brittany Garland, head of regulatory and compliance for enterprise solutions at S&P Global Market Intelligence
Brittany Garland, head of regulatory and compliance for enterprise solutions at S&P Global Market Intelligence.

SSI status queries can be executed from the point of account opening and throughout the trade lifecycle, which S&P Global stated will reduce trade breaks and settlement fails and increase efficiency and transparency.

Brittany Garland, head of regulatory and compliance for enterprise solutions at S&P Global Market Intelligence, added that the partnership “will streamline a manual, antiquated process”.

Bob Stewart, executive director of institutional trade processing at DTCC, commented: “Connecting client reference data with SSI instruction statuses helps market participants to address discrepancies that could impede or delay settlement.”

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