Broadridge survey shows industry broadly confident on US Treasury cash clearing deadline, repo work lags

By Public Technologies
  • Broadridge-backed survey of 340 experts shows broad readiness for mandatory U.S. Treasury cash clearing by Dec. 31, 2026.
  • 86% report at least some confidence in meeting the mandate; 44% are very confident.
  • Repo clearing readiness lags ahead of the June 30, 2027 deadline; 16% are not confident versus 13% for cash.
  • Execution has started for repo at 87% of buy-side firms, 84% of sell-side; funded repo-clearing projects rose to over half.
  • Key constraints include legal and contract negotiations, technology integration delays, regulatory clarity gaps; 50% expect ongoing costs to rise.


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