T+1 Insights

T+1 readiness and post-trade operating model

This offering helps Swiss institutions address settlement-cycle compression with disciplined front-to-back execution across operations, controls, and delivery ownership.

Module 1 — Diagnose impact

Map process dependencies across trading, confirmations, allocations, and settlement exceptions.

Module 2 — Prioritise controls

Define remediation priorities for cut-off governance, data quality, and exception handling standards.

Module 3 — Execute roadmap

Build a phased plan with clear ownership, dependency management, and measurable implementation milestones.

Illustrative application contexts

  • • Swiss universal bank scenario (UBS-like): front-to-back impact baseline and control redesign backlog.
  • • Cantonal bank scenario (ZKB-like): exception segmentation and execution playbook for high-volume flows.
  • • Market infrastructure scenario (SIX / Deutsche Börse context): reconciliation checkpoints for faster post-trade certainty.

T+1 Offering Asset

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Team for this offering

Relevant delivery profiles

The team composition is adjusted to the offering scope, with profiles selected for execution depth, analytical rigor, and stakeholder coordination in Swiss financial-services environments.

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Stefan Hartenberger

Senior Project Manager

Senior banking transformation lead with experience in transaction banking, neo-broker onboarding, target operating model design, core banking implementation, testing, and regulatory delivery.

Why relevant here

Supports operating-model redesign, execution governance, and implementation readiness across banking change programs.

Joao Vieira de Meireles

Joao Vieira de Meireles

FS Business & IT Manager

15 years of professional experience, including 10 years of consulting across fund and asset servicing, brokerage, insurance, corporate banking, and wealth management.

Why relevant here

Leads transformation delivery, target-state design, cloud and AI-enabled platform initiatives, and coordination between business and technology stakeholders.