Thursday, October 6, 2022

Is T+1 Something We Can All Agree On?

The Industry Reacts to a Compressed Settlement Plan

Author: David Schwartz J.D. CPA

In moving to shorten the U.S. securities settlement cycle by one day to T+1, the Securities and Exchange Commission appears to have hit on something upon which virtually everyone can agree. Judging by the comments to the SEC's T+1 proposal, everyone from State Street to the Cornell Securities Law Clinic agrees that moving to T+1 is both desirable and beneficial to risk management in the long run. That said, despite this rare moment of accord between the regulator and the regulated, according to some commenters, some parts of the proposed implementation need attention, fine-tuning, or reconsideration. 

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Thursday, January 26, 2017

ADRs Find Themselves in an Unwelcome Spotlight

Author: David Schwartz J.D. CPA

American Depositary Receipts are back in the news.  The Wall Street Journal reported on November 8, 2016 that the Securities and Exchange Commission has issued subpoenas to four large banks with expansive ADR businesses seeking information about trading of ADRs. Citing unnamed sources “close to the investigation,” the Wall Street Journal article said that the focus of the SEC probe seems to be the “pre-release” of ADRs, where a bank may issue depositary receipts without actually having custody of the underlying shares. 

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