CCMA T+1 Readiness Survey |
This is the CCMA's third and final survey which deals with firm and industry readiness for transitioning to T+1 on May 27, 2024.
Please ONLY reply to this survey if you are a participant or client using a participant in the Canadian securities trading, clearing and settlement framework, that is, a broker-dealer (on the sellside); fund manufacturer or asset/portfolio manager (buyside); custodian; clearing agency; marketplace; or service bureau/provider or vendor.
If you are a direct participant or using a direct participant in the Canadian trade-to-settlement cycle (one of the entities mentioned above), thank you for completing this survey. Please organize inhouse so that one person per firm (or business line if a firm has operations in multiple channels) completes this survey. For example, an integrated firm would have a responsible person respond to the survey for the broker-dealer, asset manager, and custodian arm.
Please complete and submit this short survey, by firm/business line, to the CCMA by noon on Thursday, March 28, 2024. The purpose of the survey is to give industry participants a view of Canadian industry preparedness for successfully transitioning to T+1 to help finalize plans (and contingency measures) for T+1 implementation on May 27, 2024. It is essential for each organization to respond candidly to the questions. All individual responses will be kept strictly confidential and only industry segment as well as overall results will be communicated to the industry.
Readiness means:
- Buyside (asset/investment managers; manufacturers; investment counsel): Able to consistently confirm at least 90% of allocated trades by 3:59 a.m. ET on T+1 and ensure securities or funds are ready to settle by 4 p.m. on T+1.
- Sellside (broker-dealers): Able to consistently report 100% of trades including all allocations by 7:30 p.m. on trade date and ensure securities or payments are ready to settle by 4 p.m. on T+1.
- Custodians, marketplaces, CDS, CDCC, Fundserv, service bureaus/providers, and vendors: Able to consistently facilitate confirmation of at least 90% of allocated trades by 3:59 a.m. on T+1 and that securities or funds are ready to settle by 4 p.m. on T+1.