Moscow Exchange will study the possibility of switching to the T0 trading mode in the next five years, said Sergey Shvetsov, head of the trading floor's supervisory board, during the NAUFOR conference Russian Stock Market. Exchange initially worked in the T0 mode, but in 2013 it switched to the globally accepted trading model with partial deposit of funds and delayed settlements T+2. However, ten years later - in July 2023 - the Exchange switched trading in shares and bonds to a single settlement cycle T+1.
Moscow Exchange will study the possibility of switching to the T0 trading mode in the next five years, said Sergey Shvetsov, head of the trading floor's supervisory board, during the NAUFOR conference Russian Stock Market. Exchange initially worked in the T0 mode, but in 2013 it switched to the globally accepted trading model with partial deposit of funds and delayed settlements T+2. However, ten years later - in July 2023 - the Exchange switched trading in shares and bonds to a single settlement cycle T+1. 
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