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BOE’s quiet amendment to T+1 statement hints at caution but delivers uncertainty

By Sofia Gerace ( October 13, 2025, 16:26 GMT | Comment) -- Minutes of a Bank of England committee meeting that appeared to suggest an exemption would be allowed for securities financing transactions under the forthcoming T+1 settlement regime represented important news for investors and firms affected. But the BOE quietly amended those minutes hours later following a request for details from MLex, prolonging uncertainty.Late last week, minutes of a Bank of England committee meeting appeared to suggest that an exemption would be coming for securities financing transactions, or SFTs, under the UK's coming move to a one-day trade settlement regime....

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