AccessFintech Emphasizes Collaborative Data Networks for T+1 Post-Trade Efficiency

According to a recent LinkedIn post from AccessFintech, the company hosted a breakfast briefing at the InvestOps U.S. conference with BlackRock executives Christopher Daur and Lou Rosato. The session reportedly focused on how buy-side firms are addressing post-trade inefficiencies and the growing importance of collaboration among brokers, custodians, and asset managers in a T+1 settlement environment.

The post suggests that wider data and workflow sharing across industry networks can lower exceptions, speed issue resolution, and reduce settlement risk. For investors, this emphasis on collaborative data networks highlights a potential growth opportunity for AccessFintech’s platform as market participants adapt to T+1, which could enhance the firm’s strategic relevance within post-trade infrastructure.

The engagement with BlackRock, a leading global asset manager, may signal that large buy-side institutions are actively exploring or already using such collaborative approaches. If AccessFintech can deepen relationships with major asset managers and intermediaries, it could strengthen its position in the capital markets technology ecosystem and support future revenue expansion tied to operational transformation initiatives.